I just received a call from a man asking to speak with a Misty [last name].
"Regarding...?" I asked the gentleman.
"Are you Misty?" he demanded. As if creditors intimidate me anymore.
"What is this regarding?" I countered.
"Student loan," he spit into the phone, "Are you Misty [my married last name]?"
"Misty [......] is a dead cat," I answered.
Silence, I think he's hung up.
He mumbles, "Student loan business. Call later."
Now I'm trying to figure out how my husband's grandmother's deceased cat was able to get a student loan and I can't afford to go to Grad School.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Creditor call on a Saturday morning
I just received a call from a man asking to speak with a Misty [last name].
"Regarding...?" I asked the gentleman.
"Are you Misty?" he demanded. As if creditors intimidate me anymore.
"What is this regarding?" I countered.
"Student loan," he spit into the phone, "Are you Misty [my married last name]?"
"Misty [......] is a dead cat," I answered.
Silence, I think he's hung up.
He mumbles, "Student loan business. Call later."
Now I'm trying to figure out how my husband's grandmother's deceased cat was able to get a student loan and I can't afford to go to Grad School.
"Regarding...?" I asked the gentleman.
"Are you Misty?" he demanded. As if creditors intimidate me anymore.
"What is this regarding?" I countered.
"Student loan," he spit into the phone, "Are you Misty [my married last name]?"
"Misty [......] is a dead cat," I answered.
Silence, I think he's hung up.
He mumbles, "Student loan business. Call later."
Now I'm trying to figure out how my husband's grandmother's deceased cat was able to get a student loan and I can't afford to go to Grad School.
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