Eliminate Credit Card Debts

Eliminate credit card debts, unless you're a punk. Seriously though. You gotta eliminate credit card debts if you want life to get back to normal.

You Really Should Eliminate Credit Card Debts

Odd testimonials that demonstrate the need to eliminate credit card debts

We've searched far and wide for people who can help us illustrate how important it is to eliminate credit card debts. Normally, you see testimonials on this kind of page... people who have achieved success. Well, here we have compiled a slightly different group of consumer tales. Ones of failure. Ones of rampant credit card debts and disappointment. Ones of shattered dreams and little hope. Or so you might think. Truth be told, if these people do what it takes to eliminate credit card debts, they will turn it all around.

And so can you.

"I may never be able to eliminate credit card debts, but that's cool, because we are all gonna die at some point, and I am having a heck of a good time buying plasma TVs and dubs for my Honda CR-V. Oh, and eating at fancy restaurants every night of the week. Why not live a little while I'm still young? One day I will have a family to worry about!" -- Teddy, 38, New York City

"Me and my buddies are partying the other night and having a grand old time. Until something happened you would not believe. So my brother comes home and says that he wants to eliminate credit card debts. What a loser. Everyone knows that the more cards you have, the cooler you are. Duh. When will by DB brother ever learn." -- Tom, 22, Santa Barbara, Calif.

"People are always on my case about the balances that I need to eliminate. Or credit card debts that have really high interest rates and are supposedly bad for me. Well my family and friends can freaking deal. I know what I am doing. If I am in the position where I have to eliminate credit card debt, I will know it because I am making good money and they don't let you spend more than you make. Otherwise, it would be pretty stupid, won't it?" -- Dave, 56, Houston

"I am addicted. Not just to alcohol, but to my credit card. I use the thing all the time, even when I have so much cash in my pocket that it's making my pants fall down. I just like to buy everything I can with credit. It makes me feel cool in front of my friends, like I am too good to pay cash. When you roll in style like me, you don't do cash. Straight plastic, homey." -- Randy, 29, Minneapolis

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