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Gunfighter6 - Posted 5:25 am PST 01/9/09 (171 Posts)
Hmm...I like the no annual fee one.
#2
ThoreauHD - Posted 5:45 am PST 01/9/09 (473 Posts)
I like the costco card too. I might switch it out for my existing Amex.. I need to compare rates to see which one sucks less, and then not use it.
Credit reporting is a real pain in the ass ain't it. Charge too much, they like you- wait they don't. Charge too little they hate you- wait they don't. Gonna opt for not using credit cards and they can credit report my meaty wurst for a good time.
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FishDawg - Posted 9:50 am PST 01/9/09 (305 Posts)
What's the "flexibility to pay charges over time" feature? Is that something special or just how all credit cards work?
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kaliston - Posted 9:53 am PST 01/9/09 (264 Posts)
Oh the credit card dementia. People with CCs eventually end up losing money since they need to make money off of you 
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Ander - Posted 10:22 am PST 01/9/09 (407 Posts)
Why are there no explanations to those asterisks...
#6
mtpaul - Posted 7:23 am PST 01/13/09 (155 Posts)
because they want to suck you into their site, where everything sounds great.
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rfunches - Posted 5:14 am PST 01/16/09 (3 Posts)
#3, there's a "charge card" AmEx that has to be paid in full every month. This is a regular "credit card" AmEx where you can "pay charges over time."
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