• @Dorkyd68
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    6 months ago

    I wasn’t able to afford medical insurance at the time and fell behind on arranged payments on 2 ER (emergency room) visits. In America medical debt effects your credit score negatively.

    Sounds like you’re condescending asshole that doesn’t know what they are talking about

    • @TheRagingGeek
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      26 months ago

      I live in America, have medical debt that I generally have ignored, and it never shows up on my credit score, I wonder if making the payment arrangement is what made it show up on the report, because currently I have a 800 credit score.

      • @[email protected]
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        36 months ago

        There’s something they aren’t telling us here. It sounds like they likely put the arranged payments on their credit card.

        • @TheRagingGeek
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          16 months ago

          That would make sense, essentially double dipping the debt. Twice soaked in horrible costs.

    • @[email protected]
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      -36 months ago

      You don’t understand! I put myself in situation where I can’t afford my house, and now I can’t I afford my house. It’s not MY fault.

        • @[email protected]
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          06 months ago

          Maybe I don’t understand, I’ve always had insurance. I thought Americans were required to have insurance.

          But also, they said they didn’t have insurance because they couldn’t afford it. So I think I’ll let my claim that they can’t actually afford their house stand.