Stop paying credit cards. Give yourself a bailout!!

Discussion in 'Economics' started by jueco2005, Mar 26, 2009.

  1. Excellent but to get that 1% you have to pay a lot more than 9% on your other debts.

    They get their return no matter what.
     
    #661     Oct 15, 2010
  2. I was paying them before they increase my % from 10% to 29.99%.

    My monthly payments almost quadrupled. I was paying on 12K what I would pay in a 100K loan.

    F that.:mad:
     
    #662     Oct 15, 2010
  3. ROTFLMAO!!!!! Just 9%? Is that all?

    You're sleeping in the deadbeat bed you made for yourself. As 377OHMS pointed out, everyone else pays 1%. Which means, MBA man, that even if you bought a used POS for $10K you'll pay almost $1300 extra over the life of the loan. Good move :p
     
    #663     Oct 15, 2010
  4. Let me know when you take FIN 101. Maybe we would be able to talk in the same language.

    You are not considering that during these almost 3 years I have saved about 15K in monthly CC payments.

    More than enough to pay for the car but I had to save for the wedding and honey moon.
     
    #664     Oct 15, 2010
  5. Let me know when you grow up and realize this is just the very beginning. But what else would we expect from someone foolish enough to trash his credit for $12K?
     
    #665     Oct 15, 2010
  6. Eight

    Eight

    If I lowered my morals to that of the banks I'd come back at them for another round of credit defaulting!!
     
    #666     Oct 15, 2010

  7. Do me a favor and yourself as well. Write 5 REASONS about the wonders of having a great credit and how it can be achieved
     
    #667     Oct 15, 2010
  8. Write "5 REASONS" about the wonders of becoming a deadbeat for only $12K and how it can be achieved by anyone as foolish as you.
    LOL.
    At least you admit you can't control yourself.
     
    #668     Oct 15, 2010
  9. It seems that you can maintain a good credit score. I must assume. However, you can hardly keep up with a smart debate. I am done with you as I am done with all the credit BS.

    Good riddance.
     
    #669     Oct 15, 2010
  10. Report back to us when you've grown up enough to realize how foolish it was to trash your credit for $12K. In the meantime, enjoy the "perks" of being a deadbeat... like 9% car loans when everyone else pays 1%. :p
     
    #670     Oct 15, 2010