Wow, crazy! Seriously, I don't know how I'd deal with thousands in debt like that.

seriously and the threats of them getting a debt collector onto you should help your case and move things along a bit quicker.

Credit ratings. In their first email, they threaten to send an additional $480 to a debt collector.

Even here some bad comments with this collector scam history: http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/exigent-aud5-95-512mb-openvz-vps-in-australia/

When showed the extremely long winded / daft TOS, I explained I did not sign up for the account, It was provisioned on behalf of me, but I did pay for it - Asked them to check IPs, as it as provisione

Just if you're still considering going uni. Look at all the successful people who didn't attend / dropped uni. Then look at all the uni graduates without a Job with debt.

Yes I do agree on that point as well. I don't want to throw my parents or myself into too much debt and not have it turn out the way I want it to. I do plan on staying unmarried/without kids for a l

dated, companies expand and most of all we owe a debt to each and every customer to do our best in providing the mandatory needs to make not only our company better, faster and stronger, but also a d

The reason you want that bit of paper is that its not unknown for the same debt to mysteriously pop up again due to an 'administrative error'. Without written evidence of having paid it once, you will

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It looks like 1&1 have sold your debt onto a collection agency? You do want to get these guys off your back.

Never had one, debt free over here (Image)

Anyhow, could your Vyatta nullroute if your whole port gets full / if Vyatta IP gets 90%+ packet loss? I assume you still need some available port to pass over the community nullroute string over to d

FYI to the OP.

by notifying the customer of the outstanding debt. However instead it is a story of trying to milk every penny out of your customer and take advantage of him when his goal was to do MORE business wit

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I'm not sure where you are based (and its unlikely the op will followup), but certainly under UK and majority of EU territories, that would be considered illegal regardless of what you put in your ToS

* Euro didnt do more harm than good, it was the decision to accept in countries running chronic deficits without proper auditing with the purpose to sell them exports in exchange for debt that ruined

Bitcoin is not illegal. It is not based on debt. It is not printed in any amount at will. It is not centrally manipulated.