Iâd almost be willing to pay $15 per month just to avoid the terribly obnoxious middle-of-dinner debt consolidation sales calls. However, come to think of it, Iâm going to kind of miss getting to answer their âHow much debt do you have?â question. The response, âWe donât have debtâ always completely threw them off-script and it was quite amusing to hear them fumble around trying to figure out what to say next. More often than not, there was silence and then a click on the other end.
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Submitted by
Odin on
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Submitted by
Anonymous on
With that question. Tell them I have TONS of DEBT!!! when they ask “How much?” or they tell you their great offer, you could say “well, I don’t think your offer could take care of my debt because…. My life is indebted to Christ’s… Christ’s eternal salvation! or some other answer. Use it to witness for Christ!
Isn’t there a hymn “He paid a debt I did not owe, I owed a debt I could not pay?”
Submitted by
Chris on
“He paid a debt *he did not owe”
It would probably be classified as “gospel,” dunno.
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Submitted by Odin on
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Submitted by Anonymous on
With that question. Tell them I have TONS of DEBT!!! when they ask “How much?” or they tell you their great offer, you could say “well, I don’t think your offer could take care of my debt because…. My life is indebted to Christ’s… Christ’s eternal salvation! or some other answer. Use it to witness for Christ!
Isn’t there a hymn “He paid a debt I did not owe, I owed a debt I could not pay?”
Submitted by Chris on
“He paid a debt *he did not owe”
It would probably be classified as “gospel,” dunno.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEcTJaO-ZZE