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nomorestuff21 asked:




Eun Falero

Can the IRS take money of my credit cards as a levy? I don’t mean can I pay them with my credit card — I know I can. My concern is can IRS contact my creditors and just take money of my cards and then leave me hanging with the outrageous cash advance fees? I “heard from a friend” that the IRS can intercept credit card payments for a levy as well. Any truth?

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Verline Naill

Ok I have a question about credit cards. I just got a new credit card to pay off another one because it has 0 % till Jan 2009 on balance transfers. I got approved for $8,000.00 (by the way I have very good credit). Now let me state 1st that I have already a Chase credit card and when I got this new credit card (which is by Chase again) I was trying to pay off my old Chase…now I was informed in the beginning that I can and now they say I can’t (which would make sense) but I went on there word. So anyways I paid off my other credit card, which was by an auto store and closed that account today! Now I want to apply for a MasterCard now (which isn’t by Chase) to pay off both of my Chase…how soon do you think I should apply for it. Should I wait a month so it will reflect on my credit that I closed the other one?

One last thing…I am not using all the $8,000.00 I was approved for..So far I only put $1,500.00 on it.

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Mijn echtgenoot en ik heb rond $20.000 in creditcards en ik wil hen ertoe brengen allen op om één betaling slechts te hebben. Krijg zette ik een andere creditcard en hen allen daar, een persoonlijke lening krijgen, of is er daar iets anders dat ons kan helpen? Wij hebben goed krediet, zo I don' t wil dat ruïneren. Gelieve te helpen!!

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