Originally Posted by SW17LS

Whats impressive about defaulting on an obligation when you don't have to? Shouldn't LFS be able to decide what to do with its money?

Originally Posted by SW17LS

Lets say someone owed you money, and they told you instead of paying you back they were going to just donate the money they owed you to some charity, without asking you if you were okay with that?

Originally Posted by LexsCTJill

Just impressed the OP put his own credit/future on the line to divert money to those at the food bank etc.

Originally Posted by SW17LS

Whats impressive about defaulting on an obligation when you don't have to? Shouldn't LFS be able to decide what to do with its money?

Lets say someone owed you money, and they told you instead of paying you back they were going to just donate the money they owed you to some charity, without asking you if you were okay with that?

Originally Posted by Stroock639

seriously you're a busy guy... so busy that you have no choice but to upset mmarshall by talking over bluetooth while you're driving, idk why you're willing to waste so much time in these pointless back and forth convos lol

Originally Posted by tex2670

Please--OP knows that creditors won't -- or can't -- report delinquencies to credit agencies because of the pandemic. Just opportunism, not putting anything "on the line"; and not anything to be "impressed" about.

Originally Posted by kalel2127

Wow, that's a lot of messages. I think most of you failed to see that I was donating money to my local food bank and Feeding America.

Having a few acquaintances currently hospitalized due to Covid-19 has changed my perspective of life. It has made me realized how selfish I have been most of my life. If I do manage to survive this pandemic I want to be able to live knowing I helped other people in need.

I feel guilty paying hundreds of dollars for a luxury item I don't use when that money could be used to help people. I have decided not to continue paying for the vehicle and instead donate all of the money to various organizations. If I'm unable to sell the vehicle then I'll face the consequences in the future.

“Life is too short to wake up in the morning with regrets. So, love the people who treat you right, forgive the ones who don’t and believe that everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it. Nobody said it’d be easy, they just promised it would be worth it.” - Dr. Seuss

Let us not forget that we are all brothers and sisters, God bless you all.

Originally Posted by SW17LS

We all have our vices lol

Originally Posted by Stroock639

i know what you mean... mine is smoking a combination of meth and angel dust while throwing molotov cocktails into a homeless shelter

Originally Posted by SW17LS

That sounds like more fun lol

Originally Posted by mbarron37

In MA creditors can’t report delinquency for 3 months, but after that, yup. The OP will be ok for 3 months or whatever, but then time to pay the piper. An obligation is an obligation and must be repaid. Imagine all the Bank failures if people just decided not to pay their mortgages, auto loans, credit cards, etc.