What happens if you tell debt collectors you're broke and going to yill kourself?

>>33257661 (OP)
They keep calling you until you do. And then they rob your pinebox or ashes to see if they can find any fillings they can sell. And hound your loved ones til they die and can harvest fillings.

>>33257661 (OP)
They pull out all the stops to lay claim to anything you have

>>33257668
So if you literally own nothing you can just debbtmax and never pay it back?

Obviously not buying stuff, but food, rent, vacations, events, that kind of thing.

>>33257661 (OP)
They take your furniture away, then your house.

>>33257678
No. They can eventually take you to court and have the system there force you to pay money back. If you don't pay those, you go to jail.

>>33257680
Nobody wants my stianed mattress on the floor, paint peeling and table, outdated netbook and heavily torn/scratched computer chair. No other property to my name.
>>33257690
Actually looked this up, and it appears that (in USA) you cannot be incarcerated for inability to pay debts, but may be required to appear in court and proclaim "Your honor, I do not have the means of repaying these debts."

>>33257661 (OP)
Generally speaking they'll just haunt you over the years. Like oh you've found a job? Unless you're working illegally they'll start looking for a way to subtract something from it(if your country's labour laws allow you to demand being paid in cash that's the way to avoid it, also good for dodging child support btw), the different court orders will tank your credit scores, it may even reflect on things like insurance rates.
You can live like that if you own nothing to your name but you'll always be dependant for let's say a wife or mother who technically owns the property you're on, your relatives have to write wills where they exclude you but your share of inheritance goes to that proxy etc. etc.

Plus, obviously, if you can't control your debtmaxxing you'll end up being victim of more aggressive debt collecting tactics of some loan shark. By more aggressive I mean hire thugs to break his knees kind of aggressive.

>>33257753
Lots of anons report just maxing out credit cards, then filing for bankruptcy and nothing happens except ruined credit score and never getting any kind of loan or rental, which isn't a problem if you're actually broke and own nothing of value.

>>33257661 (OP)
They will probably laugh at you and then give you a final date to repay them lest you go to court.

>>33257772
Well think about it in terms of the next 10 years, as I've said if you have someone you can absolutely trust to work as a proxy you can do it.

>>33257661 (OP)
They cut a deal for extended payments, to get something out of you, if only a dollar a week

>>33257661 (OP)
I used to work debt collection, I would like to sympathise but then again most customers thought they didn't have to pay because they are "depressed", yet that didn't stop them getting a brand new top tier iphone on credit