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Knowingly entering into an agreement before declaring bankruptcy is fraud. Debt incurred through fraudulent acts is likely to not be discharged through bankrup
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Knowingly entering into an agreement before declaring bankruptcy is fraud. Debt incurred through fraudulent acts is likely to not be discharged through bankruptcy.
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You could collect a lot of money through Groupon, declare bankruptcy, Groupon could object to the discharge of the money you owe them, the judge could refuse to discharge the fraudulent debt and then you would find yourself having gone through bankruptcy but still be in debt.