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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: hunterbuck]
#2429639
03/09/18 09:42 AM
03/09/18 09:42 AM
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Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 12,352
34°25'49.80"N 86°55'46.99"...
gman
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Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 12,352
34°25'49.80"N 86°55'46.99"...
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That's the amount I wired to my mortgage company today to pay off my home and property. I am officially debt free. No house payment, no car payments, no credit card debt.  Feels great, don't it! I was lucky enough to do it about a year ago now.
The harder I practice, the luckier I get.
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: hunterbuck]
#2429680
03/09/18 10:12 AM
03/09/18 10:12 AM
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Joined: Dec 2017
Posts: 1,267
Conecuh, AL
Backporch
8 point
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8 point
Joined: Dec 2017
Posts: 1,267
Conecuh, AL
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Wonderful feeling ain't it...good job.
Antisocial behavior is a trait of intelligence in a world of conformists....Tesla
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: timbercruiser]
#2430555
03/10/18 08:38 AM
03/10/18 08:38 AM
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Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 14,361
Some Marriott/Auburn
AU7MM08
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Booner
Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 14,361
Some Marriott/Auburn
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Congratulations on getting out from under that debt, and also on not being in debt to a bunch of credit cards. Too many people flip out the plastic every time they purchase something and they don't keep up with their debt and make minimum payments. Eventually they will want their money. This absolutely boggles my mind that some people have this view of credit cards. All they are is glammed up safer debit cards that can offer some awesome perks.
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: bowtarist]
#2430585
03/10/18 09:13 AM
03/10/18 09:13 AM
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Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 14,361
Some Marriott/Auburn
AU7MM08
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Booner
Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 14,361
Some Marriott/Auburn
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Credit cards are one of the dumbest things I've ever done. I'm on my way to being out of that trap tho. They're some of the best things I've done. 10% cash back on fuel right now in Q1 on my Discover It card, ya sign me up. All in how they're used and/or misused.
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: hunterbuck]
#2430595
03/10/18 09:23 AM
03/10/18 09:23 AM
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Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 14,056
AL
hunterbuck
OP
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Posts: 14,056
AL
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Don't get me wrong...wife and I use a credit card for nearly every purchase we make.
We simply pay off the balance every week or so and rake in the rewards.
"You think I care? Roll Damn Tide"
Have you tried Google?
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: hunterbuck]
#2430598
03/10/18 09:32 AM
03/10/18 09:32 AM
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Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 14,361
Some Marriott/Auburn
AU7MM08
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Booner
Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 14,361
Some Marriott/Auburn
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Don't get me wrong...wife and I use a credit card for nearly every purchase we make.
We simply pay off the balance every week or so and rake in the rewards. Winner Winner Winner. If the balance is being routinely paid off whether that's weekly or monthly, why would I turn down "free" money? Late last year I got a Wells Fargo card, spend $1000 & get a $200 sign up bonus. Ya sure sign me up. I like $200 of money I don't have to work for and that's tax-free.
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: AU7MM08]
#2430743
03/10/18 01:06 PM
03/10/18 01:06 PM
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Joined: Sep 2015
Posts: 565
Jasper, Al
biscuit1979
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Posts: 565
Jasper, Al
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Don't get me wrong...wife and I use a credit card for nearly every purchase we make.
We simply pay off the balance every week or so and rake in the rewards. Winner Winner Winner. If the balance is being routinely paid off whether that's weekly or monthly, why would I turn down "free" money? Late last year I got a Wells Fargo card, spend $1000 & get a $200 sign up bonus. Ya sure sign me up. I like $200 of money I don't have to work for and that's tax-free. I have a buddy at work that pays for everything, and I mean everything, with a BassPro credit card. For every dollar he spends he gets like 3-5% store credit. He pays the card off at the end of the month to keep from paying any interest. I am not sure how many months it took him to get enough store credit saved up, but last year he cashed the credit in for 3 different glocks. Guns for free sounds awesome to me.
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: biscuit1979]
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03/10/18 03:12 PM
03/10/18 03:12 PM
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Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 5,588
Lee County, Alabama
dBmV
12 point
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12 point
Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 5,588
Lee County, Alabama
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Don't get me wrong...wife and I use a credit card for nearly every purchase we make.
We simply pay off the balance every week or so and rake in the rewards. Winner Winner Winner. If the balance is being routinely paid off whether that's weekly or monthly, why would I turn down "free" money? Late last year I got a Wells Fargo card, spend $1000 & get a $200 sign up bonus. Ya sure sign me up. I like $200 of money I don't have to work for and that's tax-free. I have a buddy at work that pays for everything, and I mean everything, with a BassPro credit card. For every dollar he spends he gets like 3-5% store credit. He pays the card off at the end of the month to keep from paying any interest. I am not sure how many months it took him to get enough store credit saved up, but last year he cashed the credit in for 3 different glocks. Guns for free sounds awesome to me. I use one credit card for all my fuel purchases and expenses for my job. I pay it off every month. I called last week to cash out my rewards and just got the checks for a total of $1475.00.
What you do today, you have to sleep with tonight.
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: biscuit1979]
#2430911
03/10/18 04:58 PM
03/10/18 04:58 PM
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 3,893
dothan
eskimo270
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10 point
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 3,893
dothan
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Don't get me wrong...wife and I use a credit card for nearly every purchase we make.
We simply pay off the balance every week or so and rake in the rewards. Winner Winner Winner. If the balance is being routinely paid off whether that's weekly or monthly, why would I turn down "free" money? Late last year I got a Wells Fargo card, spend $1000 & get a $200 sign up bonus. Ya sure sign me up. I like $200 of money I don't have to work for and that's tax-free. I have a buddy at work that pays for everything, and I mean everything, with a BassPro credit card. For every dollar he spends he gets like 3-5% store credit. He pays the card off at the end of the month to keep from paying any interest. I am not sure how many months it took him to get enough store credit saved up, but last year he cashed the credit in for 3 different glocks. Guns for free sounds awesome to me. if anyone thinks that they have found a way to beat credit card companies then you are fooling yourself, it has been said by financial counselors that people tend to spend more and buy things that they really didn’t need when paying with a cc instead of pulling cash out and paying for it up front. Eventually folks that put everything on a cc will get caught where they can’t pay it off, it has happened to everyone I know that has more than 1 person using the card
Super Predator
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Re: $17,395.56
[Re: eskimo270]
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03/10/18 05:10 PM
03/10/18 05:10 PM
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Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 14,056
AL
hunterbuck
OP
Booner
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OP
Booner
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 14,056
AL
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Don't get me wrong...wife and I use a credit card for nearly every purchase we make.
We simply pay off the balance every week or so and rake in the rewards. Winner Winner Winner. If the balance is being routinely paid off whether that's weekly or monthly, why would I turn down "free" money? Late last year I got a Wells Fargo card, spend $1000 & get a $200 sign up bonus. Ya sure sign me up. I like $200 of money I don't have to work for and that's tax-free. I have a buddy at work that pays for everything, and I mean everything, with a BassPro credit card. For every dollar he spends he gets like 3-5% store credit. He pays the card off at the end of the month to keep from paying any interest. I am not sure how many months it took him to get enough store credit saved up, but last year he cashed the credit in for 3 different glocks. Guns for free sounds awesome to me. if anyone thinks that they have found a way to beat credit card companies then you are fooling yourself, it has been said by financial counselors that people tend to spend more and buy things that they really didn’t need when paying with a cc instead of pulling cash out and paying for it up front. Eventually folks that put everything on a cc will get caught where they can’t pay it off, it has happened to everyone I know that has more than 1 person using the card Wife and I have been married for 16.5 years. We've always done it this way, and we've yet to carry a single dollar into the next month....not one single time.
"You think I care? Roll Damn Tide"
Have you tried Google?
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