LyricalOne · F
If you trust yourself and are a responsible adult, you should be able to handle having a credit card. I only use my American Express card which has an annual fee of $100, no interest and I pay the balance in full each month. And I do accrue points which I use to buy other things.
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LyricalOne · F
@MatthewTheHamster It’s only a hundred bucks. I easily make that back in points and then some with AmEx special offers like money off on travel, dining and merchandise. And its a big hassle not having a credit card when you want to do things like check into a hotel or rent a car. Again, if you’re a responsible adult, it’s a real convenience and not the evil piece of plastic people claim.
MatthewTheHamster · 31-35, M
@LyricalOne Alrite. You have your point. But still currently i find it evil.
LyricalOne · F
@MatthewTheHamster Maybe you don’t trust your ability to handle having a credit card. Which is a valid- and responsible reason not to get one. Because there’s no doubt that if you can’t use the card responsibly, it can cause big problems. A whole bunch of people are in that position. But again, it’s not the card, it’s the person.
wildbill83 · 41-45, M
the trouble with many people is that they treat a credit card like a gift card...🤑
MatthewTheHamster · 31-35, M
@wildbill83 It is a gift card alrite. Until the bank decided to send you <3 letter.
redredred · M
credit cards allow you to rent spent money. Such a deal!!
They're Faustian.
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Banks want you to use their credit cards because they make money off the use of their cards -- every time you use a credit card the issuing bank gets a small percentage of the amount you pay.
MissSimpleMind · 41-45, F
We made over $13K in cashback rewards plus price protections last year. That was between three credit cards. They've never made a cent off us in interest. I also meticulously track our finances and make credit card payments twice a week. I realize there's a lot of people in this world that can't responsibly use a credit card ... and if you're one of them, you're making a wise decision to stear clear.
gol979 · 41-45, M
Credit used to be known as debt.....good marketing
LokiBecky · 18-21, F
Debit cards. Never credit cards
MatthewTheHamster · 31-35, M
@LokiBecky I'm sticking to debit cards.
ABCDEF7 · M
I can be happy with spending with only that much that I presently have.
The HAPPIEST People DO NOT Necessarily have "BEST" THINGS in Life, They Simply APPRECIATE the Things They Have.
The HAPPIEST People DO NOT Necessarily have "BEST" THINGS in Life, They Simply APPRECIATE the Things They Have.
ZonkeyBalls · 46-50, M
Stolen credit cards are quite nifty.

SW-User
hamsters can use a credit card?
MatthewTheHamster · 31-35, M
@SW-User Don't you know we have teeth. We <3 to chew.
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
A great place to store money and spend it with ease