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Dadummy



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 Posted on Sat Dec 01, 2007 9:55 pm  
Probably a good idea to stay away from the plastic for you than goodnatured, especially since you are working on getting your stuff together credit wise.
So, yeah, just avoid them altogether, you are probably better off.
desiree15



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945 Magic Points
 
 Posted on Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:40 am  
oh yes stay away if you can at all possible. If I didn't need it I wouldn't have it. I have mine for two reasons: one is to build credit, the other is because it's a good peace of mind knowing that i have a little extra to float me from check to check BUT i pay as much off if not all when i can. I don't blame you good, the bills just stink!
goodnatured



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 Posted on Sun Dec 02, 2007 6:38 am  
I just have no self control, at least you have that, I would have it maxed out in no time and then would put the bill at the end of the list, if something else more important came up. That is how I am ending up in arbitration, had to go to colorado to get the kid and did not have the money to pay the bills. I know it is no excuse that they want to hear, they kept slapping on the charges and would not work with me, eventually it got tooooooooooo out of hand and I said the heck with it and let it go.
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debtstinker



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 Posted on Tue Dec 04, 2007 1:48 am  
Can I tell you all what one of her credit cards did to here TWICE. my mom and dad have great credit i mean thousands of credit limits because they were always responsible. Well, even with that good credit and i think they're credit scores are approaching if not in the 800s, her credit card due date was on the 15th and they moved it WITHOUT her knowledge to the 10th and slapped on a whopping 32% of interest charges to her. She's going to call and complain as this is the 2nd time. she doesn't want to call attention to it to my dad because he gets all spastic over money, but she's going ot call. i asked her if she can just cancel and she doens't want to because they're thinking of moving and need to have the credit and save. grrrrrrrrrrr
d15 you do have good restraint, just keep it that way if you can, be careful Smile
goodnatured



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 Posted on Tue Dec 04, 2007 2:59 am  
See that is just crap and should be illegal, too bad she needs the card or she could just cancel it out. Where are they thinking about moving to?
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musIsons
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 Posted on Mon Dec 10, 2007 8:48 pm  
m.. thank you
goodnatured



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 Posted on Mon Dec 10, 2007 11:00 pm  
musIsons,
welcome to the forums, hope you come back, register and join us here in our discussion. We are a good group of people who like to through it all out there and try to find solutions to each others problems. Please consider registering and being a participating member.
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crackerjack



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9 Magic Points
 
 Posted on Tue Dec 11, 2007 2:50 am  
I do alot on ebay, I sell quite a bit, my husband does alot of baseball cards on ebay too. We are not by no means making a mint, but it is extra money. Every penny counts in this house hold.
carol

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 Posted on Tue Dec 11, 2007 7:41 am  
But does it earn a lot? Only a few bucks may be right?
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goodnatured



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 Posted on Tue Dec 11, 2007 7:13 pm  
I used to sell on ebay, used to pick ferns, would get anywhere from 3-5 bucks for 10 of them, they grow in the woods by my house so it was no big deal to get them, haven't done it in quite a while, maybe in the spring I will do it again.
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anthony

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 Posted on Wed Dec 12, 2007 7:06 am  
Ferns? Selling ferns is a great proposition. Atleast when you you find it in ample. Do tell me when you do it again.
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crackerjack



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 Posted on Mon Dec 17, 2007 3:58 am  
What types of ferns are they good, just the ones that grow out in the woods? They are everywhere if they are?
Laura

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 Posted on Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:27 am  
Good that is a good idea. Ferns are really interesting
tell me when you are selling next...i will try for a bid Smile
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crackerjack



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 Posted on Sun Dec 23, 2007 2:40 am  
We do a plant called myrtle, alot of people call it vinca, that is what it is advertised as in the nursery books, it is a ground cover that grows wild in the woods, usually around cemetaries. It seems that poison ivy and oak likes to grow with it, so every year I get a hardy dose of the itchy stuff to go along with it. We make some decent money off it, it is hard work, you have to pull 10-15 stems with good roots, put a rubber band on it, once you have 100 of these clumps then you put a burlap sack around all the roots and you get around 13-20 bucks depending on where you take it. It is hard, back breaking, dirty work, but we make a pretty good sum of money every summer on it.
goodnatured



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 Posted on Sun Dec 23, 2007 5:03 pm  
I have some of it growing here and there in the yard, mine gets tiny purple flowers on it, very hardy plant, will take just about anywhere too. Do you get paid well to this? I hope so with having to go to the woods I suppose you have to put some travel in right? with the price of gas it probably cuts into profit.
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