Wanting to know how to pay off two store credit cards?

[Daniel Colin]

Hello friends,

I have two store cards that I put between 1200 and 1500 on each. We have been paying on time and for a couple of years now. Is there a way to call and say hey I will pay the card off if you knock off some interest. (23% on each). I have no use for the cards after the debt is paid off. But can I get a few hundred knocked off the bill prior? The store cards won't change the interest when you call.

Best regards
Daniel Colin

[SbutC]

Presumably these cards don't work like normal credit cards? Normally by paying the card off you avoid paying the interest since it is added to the remaining balance monthly. No balance next month = no interest next month.

Have they added the interest onto the card at point of purchase? That would be unusual in my experience.

SbutC

[pitano1]

YOU are a creditor.

if you want to stop being a cash slave,and as you say,you dont have any further use for the cards
why not accept the debt,`so called`for value.?

http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... .php?f=135

if all money is borrowed into existance,and all you have is debt/credit/a promise,how is it possible
to zero an account?
so in the real world,you cant pay off your credit cards.
its ALL a scam..

[SbutC]

Not helpful, and not even accurate.

Given that the cards are store credit cards and not bank loans, there was no money creation involved. The store allowed Daniel to take their goods without paying for them after he agreed he would pay them later on.

Thanks for the link though, I'm going to have a field day in there!

SbutC

[Geronimo]

Not helpful, and not even accurate.

Given that the cards are store credit cards and not bank loans, there was no money creation involved. The store allowed Daniel to take their goods without paying for them after he agreed he would pay them later on.

Thanks for the link though, I'm going to have a field day in there!

SbutC

I think you might be underestimating the site your going into

We are passive hippys in compassion to some sites you might get links to from here.

Go in with the same user name so we can see how you fare...as in 'fare for the Lions'...

[pitano1]

Not helpful, and not even accurate.

Given that the cards are store credit cards and not bank loans, there was no money creation involved. The store allowed Daniel to take their goods without paying for them after he agreed he would pay them later on.

Thanks for the link though, I'm going to have a field day in there!

SbutC

hi shutc.
is this your opinion.?
i would be very interested to know why you say,that it is inaccurate,and unhelpfull.

please provide proof of your claim.

i`m not having a go at you personally,but i feel that this is a matter of importance,and needs to be
made clear.

lets start with the store.
was daniels agreement/contract lawfully binding.?

[SbutC]

I have no reason to believe the contract wasn't *legally* binding, but I'm expecting you have a definition of *lawfully* binding that you feel can't have been satisfied?

I say unhelpful because theres no evidence to show that A4V works. Or perhaps you have some?

I say inaccurate because you refer to borrowing money into existence, which is how a loan from a bank works. But in this case the OP received physical goods from the store but didn't yet pay. Do you believe that the requirement to recompense others for their property when you purchase it is unreasonable/unlawful? What about holding a person to their promise to make payment in the furure?

SbutC

[lucifer777]

Not helpful, and not even accurate.

Given that the cards are store credit cards and not bank loans, there was no money creation involved. The store allowed Daniel to take their goods without paying for them after he agreed he would pay them later on.

Thanks for the link though, I'm going to have a field day in there!

SbutC

SHOPS act on a commission base, so they are paid either way, who brings the money into creation is the nice little mastercard or maestro people. shops or banks or whatever create the illusion the money comes from them when it doesn't. it's just a gimmick to promote competition in the market. it's a vatican racket SIMPLE.

[lucifer777]

oh and another thing, contract, no contract, legally binding, blah blah blah. . . .. why does anyone bother even talking about it. it's a scam, you don't have to pay it END OF.

we are all going to die so keep smiling and whatever will be will be. no peasant can do anything about it. it has to crumble from the top not the bottom.

The sheep will walk in any direction they are told GOOD OR BAD.

[SbutC]

SHOPS act on a commission base, so they are paid either way, who brings the money into creation is the nice little mastercard or maestro people. shops or banks or whatever create the illusion the money comes from them when it doesn't. it's just a gimmick to promote competition in the market. it's a vatican racket SIMPLE.

So if I was to do some pretty woodcarvings and open a shop to sell them to people, everybody would be entitled to walk away without paying, and I'd get paid commission from somewhere that would cover the sale price? What planet do you live on?

What has the Vatican got to do with this?

SbutC