I do enjoy a ball or two. Ya with me?This.
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I do enjoy a ball or two. Ya with me?
On the days that end with Y.
For me, everyday is a day ending in 'Why?"
Not true. Paying cash means you are not reaping the many benefits reward cards have.
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You need to update your antidepressant meds, good sir.
someone is paying for those benefits. You.
First, when you buy that $150 pair of shoes, you pay 2-4% in transaction fees to the credit card co. that's $3-$6 to them that didn't pay for shoes, just your ability to pay for them. Just because you think there's a small reward at the end doesn't mean it's free.
Why not spend on credit and pay off every month with your checking account? Not disciplined enough?
You need a mortgage for tyres these days.
Surely there must be a better solution than those things.
someone is paying for those benefits. You.
First, when you buy that $150 pair of shoes, you pay 2-4% in transaction fees to the credit card co. that's $3-$6 to them that didn't pay for shoes, just your ability to pay for them. Just because you think there's a small reward at the end doesn't mean it's free.
Does Navy Fed cover ATM fees?
Does my father being a Commander in the RAN help?
I'm all debit card, no credit. If I don't have the money in the bank I can't afford it.
Did you purposefully misunderstand me just so you can argue?
DBZeag already responded to you with what I was going to say. Quit being so dim.
what no. when you buy a $150 pair of shoes the final price is the same whether its cash or creditsomeone is paying for those benefits. You.
First, when you buy that $150 pair of shoes, you pay 2-4% in transaction fees to the credit card co. that's $3-$6 to them that didn't pay for shoes, just your ability to pay for them. Just because you think there's a small reward at the end doesn't mean it's free.
which you'd still pay even if you paid in cash. it's like complaining that using the bathroom in a store jacks up the price because they have to buy more toilet paper for their customersWhat he is implying is that storeowners prop up the price of products to account for the 3% or whatever fees the CC companies cost. It is transparent to you, but the storeowner recoops those costs on the back end.
Unless they work like Spec's does.