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Citibank offers $5,000 loan to defendant in Citibank collection lawsuit

By Sam Glover

Allen Harkleroad is an angry debtor who blogs about his experience dealing with debt collectors. One of his creditors, Citibank, sued him on a defaulted credit card debt. After they started the lawsuit, though, Citibank offered to loan Allen another $5,000. It is obvious why they need a bailout; the monkeys in charge of consumer lending [...] Related posts:

• Citibank freezes home equity lines of credit nationwide
• How not to defend a debt collection lawsuit
• Update: save your money; Citibank will not reopen your HELOC even if you spend $600 on an appraisal


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on April 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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