Hi Everyone:
I did not know until I started doing some readings and joining various forums that Sears and Best Buy cards are secured cards meaning that anything you purchased on them are subject to be taken back in case of a bk filing? How accurate is this? If I purchased items years ago on these cards (some I no longer have) can I protect these items under my exemptions? Example my kids 4 year old computer from Sears that has suffered from 2 major crashes, an A/C, freezer and dryer? Besides why would Sears want back old stuff?
If in fact that they are considered "secured" would I have to list them under the same schedule as my car which I am still paying on? And if so, I shouldn't have to feel forced to re-affirm on these items. The only thing I plan on re-affirmimg is my car because I am in my last year of paying it off.
Any experience with these companies driving a moving van to my house for these things?
so-beyond-broke
I did not know until I started doing some readings and joining various forums that Sears and Best Buy cards are secured cards meaning that anything you purchased on them are subject to be taken back in case of a bk filing? How accurate is this? If I purchased items years ago on these cards (some I no longer have) can I protect these items under my exemptions? Example my kids 4 year old computer from Sears that has suffered from 2 major crashes, an A/C, freezer and dryer? Besides why would Sears want back old stuff?
If in fact that they are considered "secured" would I have to list them under the same schedule as my car which I am still paying on? And if so, I shouldn't have to feel forced to re-affirm on these items. The only thing I plan on re-affirmimg is my car because I am in my last year of paying it off.
Any experience with these companies driving a moving van to my house for these things?
so-beyond-broke

I heard they cut the cords off the merchandise...
....harsh geesh!
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