Archive for February, 2008

I’m selling my iPhone on Ebay. It’s costing too much money to keep up with the data plan, so it’s not really worth it. $80 a month for a phone bill… EH. No thanks. lol. I can live without the internet on my phone. So… I got a Samsung Blackjack off Ebay to be my replacement. It’s used, but the picture showed it in fairly good condition. Well, technically, Branden bought it and I’m paying him back for BOTH of our new phones when my phone sells.

Speaking of Ebay, if you ever get the opportunity to sell something to “516hair4life,”  JUST. DON’T. She’s nuts. And she’ll personally attack you, and she never ever types like a normal person… it’s always in ALL CAPS ALL THE TIME!!!! And she’ll also say you’re a stupid little kid who’s fat and likes to eat.  Just… heed my advice. lol.

I did get my new wireless mouse today, but I don’t have any freakin’ AAA batteries. *kicks the world* I want to test it out so I can leave feedback! lol. It looks pretty cool, the receiver will nest inside the mouse when it’s not in use. SNAZZY!

Look at that, a post all about Ebay. That’s sad. lol.

I almost don’t believe it’s possible! But, apparently, credit cards for bad credit are out there. And badcreditoffers.com is here to show you where to get one.

I have one credit card. It’s through a store, and has a $300 limit. I used it to buy a camera at a time when I wanted one, but didn’t have a whole lot of extra money to do so. The fact that I have one is helping me build good (great, I’d say!) credit. I’ve got a $10 minimum monthly payment, and I usually make a payment of $15-20. My parents always talked about how if you can’t pay ANYTHING else, always pay your minimum payment, because you can be in debt, and still have good credit. (They are living proof of that.) As long as you make your minimum payment on time each month, your credit score does not suffer.

I honestly wish a lot of people had parents that were like mine, who tried to teach them about credit at an early age. (And how sometimes, there are better ways to build credit than getting a credit card!) It pains me when I hear about a family that can’t get a loan on a house because of bad credit. Or someone who can’t get a car because they filed bankruptcy. When in reality, these people aren’t BAD people, they just need a break! (And sometimes that car is the defining factor in whether they can get to work to keep themselves OUT of deeper trouble.)

Bad Credit Offers is there to help those with bad credit rebuild for the future. They show you which companies offer credit cards for people with bad credit, and it is their hope that each person who uses their site be able to get out of the shadow of bad credit, and into the light of the good. If you or someone you know is in need of a credit card to help rebuild, point them in the direction of financial freedom for their future.