hahahahahah creditwagering just threatened me hahahaah

[Richkas]

Which is worse? A stiff or a snitch?

It all depends. If your snitching on a child molester or a stiff book its ok. If you borrow money from somebody you dont like its ok to stiff also.

[frostno98]

I just took a peaked at the Credit Wagering stiff list, looks like it blew up exponentially.

[Grandmaster B]

u better watch out, heard some recent stories of actual collectors coming to people and collecting the money. id watch my back if i was u pal, pretty sure u pissed up the wrong tree

[Shahbucks]

This is funny & entertaining

[20Four7]

I just took a peaked at the Credit Wagering stiff list, looks like it blew up exponentially.

It looks like your right. If everyone of them stiffed for 1K I'm not sure how they are in business.

[Ced's shadow]

A cornered animal is always a threat, if they are as doomed as I suppose because of their own business strategy then it'd be much more sress they would be able to carry on with, not an excuse to threaten no one though, they commited the first mistake in doing that kind of business. Reminds me of that one time I had an issue with Citi bank's collections department, I brought my card down to 0 like 6 months before the incident, they I maxed it out again. Didn't pay for like 2½ months and they started calling me every day, the guy in charge of my case had a really bad attitude to me and one day he asked me: Why were you such a big fool and maxed out your card again? May not be that much for some of you guys but it was for me because of the attitude and the tone of voice he had when he asked me that question to which I replied: Isn't that how you make money, by charging interest of non paying fools like me? I asked for a loan in another bank and ripped that card off, thank God I don't deal with them anymore. That's why that shop should be worried about how they treat the customer, there's always a chance they come back and start being good paying fellows, even if it's just 1.

[pico]

A cornered animal is always a threat, if they are as doomed as I suppose because of their own business strategy then it'd be much more sress they would be able to carry on with, not an excuse to threaten no one though, they commited the first mistake in doing that kind of business. Reminds me of that one time I had an issue with Citi bank's collections department, I brought my card down to 0 like 6 months before the incident, they I maxed it out again. Didn't pay for like 2½ months and they started calling me every day, the guy in charge of my case had a really bad attitude to me and one day he asked me: Why were you such a big fool and maxed out your card again? May not be that much for some of you guys but it was for me because of the attitude and the tone of voice he had when he asked me that question to which I replied: Isn't that how you make money, by charging interest of non paying fools like me? I asked for a loan in another bank and ripped that card off, thank God I don't deal with them anymore. That's why that shop should be worried about how they treat the customer, there's always a chance they come back and start being good paying fellows, even if it's just 1.

well, i guess threatening you really worked since you paid off the debt.

[Ced's shadow]

Pico, that was not the intention of my story... But I gues you can deduct that from it

[Bread]

Nice to know that after all these years, Uncle Richie can still make me laugh uncontrollably.

[Richkas]

Nice to know that after all these years, Uncle Richie can still make me laugh uncontrollably.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

they sent this mother****er to my house