Hi,
Lighten up Bob!
As for the $21... sheesh. I thought I was cheap. $21 in interest on your
Plasti-card in three or four months... hell, I wish mine was that low. How
about $50 a month or so. I'm having a "cash flow" problem, but that's my
problem. It's flowin' the wrong way. FAST.
Believe me, TRF is a very nice company to deal with. If they aren't nice
for you, then maybe your expectations are too high. And I've spent
tens-of-thousands of dollars with Chuck and the lads (and lassies).
And now for Bob's lesson in finances - if you have a balance on your
account and you don't pay it - _you are responsible_ for the interest. Take
a word from the wise - pay off the balance and then deal with the Jackals.
Don't carry a balance because you think someone else made a mistake. If you
don't pay it off, you get pissed off twice because first you have to deal
with the vendor and then you have to deal with Plasticard. And the
Plasticard folks can be very tough on you because they can ruin your credit
history. Think "house" here. Sorry.
rml
p.s. does anyone believe that I'm serious??
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