Ever tempted to just stop paying your credit card bills? I mean, what's the worst that could really happen? We created our latest infographic to explain how your creditors might retaliate if you stop sending them money each month. (Hint: the pipes get rustier and the rats get uglier the further down you go.) Don't let this happen to you!

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Where does the score start?
Submitted on January 22nd, 2010 by QuestionTime (not verified)Where does the score start? 750? 800? 850?
Hi QT-The scores on this
Submitted on January 22nd, 2010 by Carrie DavisHi QT-The scores on this infographic are hypothetical and serve to illustrate the point that your score will drop each time you skip a payment. Whether it drops by 10 points or 100 depends on an array of factors specific to your particular situation. On most credit score scales, perfect credit is represented by a score of 850. Hope that helps!
This assumes that you'll
Submitted on January 22nd, 2010 by jada (not verified)This assumes that you'll actually /use/ bank loan and credit card services. If not, feel free to ignore that pesky gym membership bill.
Ah, I see you missed the part
Submitted on January 23rd, 2010 by Martin (not verified)Ah, I see you missed the part about garnishing wages and bank accounts, and putting liens on your property.