I'd read the fine print carefully Robin. They all use any excuse to dump the promo rate and charge crazy rates. I had a Discover card that had a zero rate until I neglected to make 2 purchases a month.
Just got home from watching Fantastic Four stuff with the kids. Was fun.
I hate when people use their cell as their primary phone and I want to just leave a message and not have it ring RIGHT THERE, especially when I know they can't answer, but don't know if the ringer is off.
Or something.
Sorry to worry anybody. Nothing went off. My "Hmphh" was merely annoyance as I thought there was little credibility to the bomb scare. Though admittedly, I work across the street from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francicsco (which has about 1 billion dollars in cash in the basement) and 101 California (nearby) was the scene of an infamous (in SF anyway) shooting spree.
I hate when people use their cell as their primary phone and I want to just leave a message and not have it ring RIGHT THERE, especially when I know they can't answer, but don't know if the ringer is off.
This is what text messaging is for.
This is what text messaging is for.
I haven't text messaged in FOREVER. Huh.
Frankly, I rarely text, unless I am going to send a picture too. It takes me too long.
My PDA has an SMS option. Now I want to try it. Can you text across providers?
Yes. I could text you a picture right now if I wanted to. As long as your phone can receive, we can text it.
Robin, I have spent several years rolling debt onto new 0% cards each year. The month before the rate jacks, I get a new card, transfer teh remaining balance and cancel the first card. If you can't get a 0% card, I know there are websites where you can compare cards available. Also, if you don't want to get a new card, save all offers you get for a month or so and then call your current card company and tell them you are switching companies unless they match the offer.
Thanks, MsBelle, you cute thing.