What are some co - signer horror stories?

Sure. In one case, a co - signer co - signed for a credit card for their sibling. The sibling maxed out the card on luxury items and then declared bankruptcy. The co - signer was left with the entire debt, which was a huge amount. It took them years to pay it off and it severely restricted their own financial freedom during that time.

One of the scariest co - op horror stories I've heard was in a game like Dead by Daylight. My friend and I were playing as survivors. We got separated in the spooky map. I heard his screams through the headset as the killer got him. It was terrifying because I knew I was next and I was all alone in that dark, eerie environment.

One co - sleeping horror story is when a baby got accidentally rolled over by a sleeping parent. The parent was in a deep sleep and didn't realize until it was too late. Another is when a pet, while sharing the bed during co - sleeping, scratched a baby out of fear or territoriality. Also, there was a case where during co - sleeping, a baby got tangled in the bedsheets and had difficulty breathing.

A CO2 laser horror story could involve a research lab. Scientists were working on a project that required precise laser cutting. However, due to a miscalculation in the laser's intensity and the material's properties, the laser cut through not only the sample but also the workbench below it. This unexpected event damaged important equipment around it and set back the research progress significantly.

There was a co op board where they took forever to approve any renovations. A family wanted to simply update their kitchen to make it more modern and functional. But the co op board made them submit countless forms, go through multiple inspections, and in the end, it took over a year. It was a real horror story as they had to live with a dilapidated kitchen all that time.

There was this co - worker who spread false rumors about me. She told everyone that I was going to get fired soon because I made a big mistake. But it was all a lie. It really affected my relationship with other co - workers for a while. I had to work hard to prove that it wasn't true and regain their trust.

I once had a co angler who smoked a lot. He would flick his cigarette butts into the water carelessly. Not only was it bad for the environment, but it also seemed to spook the fish. We hardly caught anything that day because of his inconsiderate behavior.

One co - sign horror story could be when someone co - signs for a friend's car loan. The friend loses their job shortly after and can't make the payments. The co - signer is then left responsible for the entire loan amount. They may not have the financial means to afford it, leading to debt problems and potential damage to their credit score.

Many co anglers might be over - competitive. For example, they cut in front of you to cast their line in what they think is a better spot, not caring about the agreed - upon fishing areas. This can lead to a lot of tension and ruined trips. Well, in a fishing trip I went on, my co angler was like this. He just kept trying to outdo me in every way possible, from using up all the best bait to hogging the prime fishing spots. It made the whole experience very frustrating for me.

I heard about a situation where Candid Co sent the wrong item to a customer. The customer had ordered a specific size and color of a product but received something completely different. When the customer contacted Candid Co, they were told that they had to wait for the correct item to be in stock again before they could get it. There was no offer of compensation for the inconvenience and the customer was really disappointed with the whole experience.