Here's his completely foolproof and obviously entirely legally watertight* book on how to run up loads of credit debt then wipe your slate clean so you can start all over again. Or something.
(, Thu 29 Jul 2021, 23:08, Reply)
(, Fri 30 Jul 2021, 10:46, Reply)
I agree most credit debt is greed or stupidity.
(, Fri 30 Jul 2021, 14:48, Reply)
I managed to do that, and I didn't have to pay some con-artist money for a book in order to do it.
You just have to spend a year or two not answering the phone or replying to any letters.
They stop after a while
(, Fri 30 Jul 2021, 10:51, Reply)
apply for dozens of credit credit cards then run up them all up to max buying store vouchers which you then sold for a little under face value. there was quite the active market for them, for a while our share house shopped with nothing but sainsburys vouchers. Ditto run up your council tax, utilities, tv licence, etc, though that was easy enough to put in a fake name anyway by the simple ruse of adding a fake name to the account, then a little later taking off the real one. you could put off the baliffs for six months by asking for a payment plan then renegging on that too, but usually you were off to heathrow with the money already wired home long before then. I guess you might face issues if you ever returned, though most were on one year holiday or 4 year ancestry visas, and the pound used to go a long away back in your home country
(, Fri 30 Jul 2021, 15:15, Reply)