Thursday, November 1, 2007
Why are some lessons so hard to learn?
In years past I have been a procrastinator. O.k., so I'm still a procrastinator but I'd like to think that I've amended by ways when it comes to paying bills. With the new fangled options through my bank of online billing/payments I have, for the most part improved my late ways. However, looking over my Visa bill (which I'm desperately trying to eliminate) my interest has zoomed...yes zoomed to 32%! WHY? Because in my quest to pay things on time and/or early I have made some payments too early (yes...tooooooo early) and my payment didn't get applied to the correct billing cycle. This happened twice, plus I was just plain late a couple of times (we are talking a day or two) and they now are charging me 32%. I cried, I pleaded, I explained...I begged...o.k. didn't beg (I mean I do have SOME self-esteem) and you know what...they don't care. They don't care why, how late, how I was trying to pay early...nope. All they see is that I've been late and I have to now wait until February when they will "review" my performance to see if I've changed my horrible ways. UGH, lesson learned!
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Thursday, November 1, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Kitty
My mom was told once that she couldn't buy a car because she had paid her other one off too early, LOL. It's a crazy world, isn't it. Good luck, I hated seeing my credit card bill come in the mail each month, thank God it's a done deal now......Kitty
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Thursday, November 1, 2007 - That Stinks
Posted by Charis
I am going to guess this is a credit card bill. Boy are they a confusing rip off. I am so glad I never got one and I never will, I do not care what anyone tells me. If cash doesn't talk they can take a walk! At least once a week I get an application and after reading the first two lines I am already so confused my head is spinning. If I can't understand it into the trash it goes. Good luck with your's. Try again and see if they will lower it. The whole thing is ridiculous.
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Friday, November 2, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by gokings13
There are so many companies that offer 0% interest on balance transfers for a year..........
I would look into transferring this balance and saving a huge amount of money in interest!!
Laura
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