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11-29-2007, 02:11 PM
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Re: How to build credit
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They are attacking you because you are a troll. I've never done an app-o-rama and don't have any plans to do one soon, so I'm certainly not attacking you because I'm embarrassed. [/ QUOTE ] The obvious question is why not? If it is such a good move why have you chosen to not take part? The rest of your post doesn't really make sense. You need to calm down before responding. It will make it easier to follow that way. 
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11-29-2007, 05:27 PM
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Re: How to build credit
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[ QUOTE ] They are attacking you because you are a troll. I've never done an app-o-rama and don't have any plans to do one soon, so I'm certainly not attacking you because I'm embarrassed. [/ QUOTE ] The obvious question is why not? If it is such a good move why have you chosen to not take part? [/ QUOTE ] Did you even read this thread? I stated that I'm lazy and the risk isn't worth the reward IN MY CASE, since there's a decent chance I miss a payment. In the future I will reconsider. However, unlike you, I can see how it's a great way to earn free money for others.
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11-29-2007, 06:50 PM
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Re: How to build credit
Henry,
I'm curious about some hypothetical situations and how you would deal. You open up your wallet and X falls out. How large does X have to be before you bother to bend over and pick it up? I will pay you X to dress up in a clown suit for ten minutes and parade up and down your street. How much does X have to be for you to accept? I will deduct X from your daily spending. How large does X have to be before it impacts your daily QOL?
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