Why your credit card company offers rewards

re: Why your credit card company offers rewards

Ray — Wed, 14 May 2008 17:18:31 GMT

I use credit cards for everything to get the points, but I make sure the balance is paid off at the billing time.

re: Why your credit card company offers rewards

Ben — Wed, 14 May 2008 17:16:33 GMT

I was one day late on a credit card, as the mail never reached it in time, I ended up paying 30.00 for one day. I will never use that company's card again.

re: Why your credit card company offers rewards

ralph — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 01:42:15 GMT

credit cds r great..love the rewards..BUT, a cred cd is same as owning a pet lion..never turn u`r back on them..and always, always..pay cd balance before it goes to any interest at all..in short, DO NOT PAY THE USURIOUS interest on the cred cds..bec it is viscious, loan shark, stuff..and late, or overlimt fee`s..i wld rather be boiled in rancid buzzard grease than pay those more than viscious fees..to the clowns who try to impose them..

re: Why your credit card company offers rewards

20193 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 20:24:21 GMT

Due date means....Pay It Period. Convenience is one thing of using a "card". Everything else.....well you iniated it...right? Just look in a mirror..you chose your course action. Live with it. Lack of sympathy...you bet A to Z including....well forclosures.

re: Why your credit card company offers rewards

Abigail Freedman — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 17:33:33 GMT

You should check out the Smart Spending message board. If you post that question there, my guess is you'll get plenty of responses from people who have had experience with the programs.

re: Why your credit card company offers rewards

Jennie — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:59:32 GMT

I have had a Visa card for eight years. I am sure they don't like me because I have never paid a penny of interest during that time. Just recently they sent me a new card with no limit. I don't know why since I never spent more than $14,000 in any month. I do use their air miles points but nothing else. The hotels and food I can do on my own.

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Tue, 01 Apr 2008 07:26:07 GMT

Hi, what good things can you tell me about settlement peograms? What laws or provisions regulate these companies/law firms? What would you say to those that already have average to below average credit and a significant amount of unsecured debt and can only maintain a minimum paymewnt if any payments at all? Creditors won't work with me and keep increasing rates. Stuck and need a way out!