i am moving to canada permanently. from what i know, my credit score in the united states is based off my social security number, which i will not have in canada. what is to stop me from buying a new car, maxing out credit cards, etc, and disappearing to canada? do they have any way to collect? how would they possibly find me in canada and how would they collect across borders, if they even can?
i understand it will DESTROY my credit in the united states, but if i have no intention of ever coming back, i can't see the drawbacks to this.
let me add in before anybody says it. i have no family in the united states, literally NEVER intend on coming back, and have no moral conscience. i won't feel bad, i just want to know what will happen, if anything.
no coverup answers, ie
- canada doesn't want you. i don't care.
- that's a horrible thing to do. i don't care.
- you will regret it later. i don't care.
i just want to know if the united states will have any way of collecting the debt.
2007-10-01
13:52:16
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14 answers
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Xedo the Cat
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