"More than 8 million drop out of credit card use"
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exactly and this is nothing compared to what the banks did with credit cards a couple years ago when they went ultra conservative and cut millions of people available balances down to nothing.
Its the lack of people able to use their credit cards to buy/rebill that is hurting this industry more than anything. Whether it is the banks cutting back their limits or the people maxing out their cards because they are using them to pay the bills, or people going bankrupt and losing them... decline of people able to use a valid credit card is killing us. Who said porn is recession proof, oh wait that was Roger, the guy who claims porn also makes more "than Microsoft, Google, Amazon, eBay, Yahoo, Apple and Netflix combined."




Last edited by will76; 11-30-2010, 04:41 PM.ICQ: 86364801 Email: will [at] innovativeassets [dot] com
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LOL who is the Einstein ? Moron saying people who use debit cards are broke dicks, you got that one backwards dumb ass. If someone makes a "fraudulent" charge on your debit card and it causes your bank account to go negative then YOU ARE a broke dick anyway.who would have a debit card in lieu of a credit card? if you are not a broke dick dog and pay your balance off, you're a retard if you use a debit card.
first time your account is fraudulently debited and you fight to get the money back all the while your account is negative that amount, you'll wish you used a credit card.
ETA: 50 broke dick debit card users.
I haven't used a credit card in 10 years. I always use debit cards and have the money come out of my checking account. If someone did a fraudulent charge, 1. it wouldn't touch my balance and 2 the bank would have that shit fixed by the end of the day.ICQ: 86364801 Email: will [at] innovativeassets [dot] com
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it can be run as a credit card but the money still comes out of your checking account.
you can do the same thing with a debit card. I get points all the time via my debit card, I tell them to run it as a credit card, the only difference to me is i sign instead of punching in my pin. It still comes out of my checking account and there is no chance I ever pay interest on that shit like most of you do who use credit cards.
Credit cards in most cases are for people who spend more than they can afford because they either never pay off the balance and get killed on high interest or they tell themselves they will pay off the balance each month but don't always keep up with it, send it in on time, skip a month etc... I will never let the credit card companies rape me at 10% - 30% interest when I can borrow from myself at 0% and If I don't have enough to pay for it then I can live with out it.Last edited by will76; 11-30-2010, 05:02 PM.ICQ: 86364801 Email: will [at] innovativeassets [dot] com
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Exactly. Anyone who has a credit card and doesn't pay it off in FULL every month is a moron (and shouldn't have one in the first place):: ICQ: 272 198 634 ::Comment
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you don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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The money to pay for points programs comes from interest and yearly program fees.
I have two different credit cards on points programs. Both are paid off monthly, no interest. Yearly fees on each are $30. My rewards cover the total $60 by far.Vacares - Web Hosting, Domains, O365, Security & More - Paxum and BTC Accepted
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yeah, well, also french and german...
nevertheless czech people work there and their stuff works sometimes very differently than in other countries. and the fees are ridiciously high while the amount of bureaucracy is mindbogglingComment


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