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[n8ball2013]

Um that's why it's called credit

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

Just because you have stuff financed it doesn't mean you are in debt, lots of stuff I've financed I could have easily payed cash for but I chose to finance just to build credit, usually I'll pay on it for a while then just pay it off completely way before the finance term is up.

Also with Credit cards you can charge something and pay it in full when the bill is due and you pay 0 interest but it still builds your credit.

Edited April 13, 2016 by Broke_Audio_Addict

[im_quagmire]

OH MY GAWDDDDD THAT LEATHER LOOKS SO SOFT. Nice choice!

[la negra]

1st Wilson

2nd tony norcal ss lol

but congrats on that beautiful machine

[Beef26]

Slick ride.

[Quiet]

More jealous of the 800 than the caddy, lol

Kudos on the patent, that ride is a nice reward

[hershy314]

Nice job on the patent, and credit score. Getting a good score is hard to do, working on mine. The new Caddy is a great buy too. Not a fan of the look, but it's not mine so what I think doesn't matter. Hard work does indeed pay off.

[meade916]

Mr. Meade Killin' it all around.

Side note. Credit scores piss me off. If you are good at living in debt you will have a good score. Make your payments ontime keep your debt going for a while...yadda yadda. If you live off of cash no debt your score is 0... go figure.

no. If you pay your bills OFF fast like i do, it isn't "living in debt". I hardly call paying a 6 year loan (My Lex) off in 2 years "living in debt". Same for my RZR, paid it in 1.5 years on a 5 year loan. Not in debt. But i got 800 credit out of it. If you live off cash nobody has documented, (shareable) proof that you are trust-able. Credit is just proof whether you are, or are not trustable. If you have none there is no way to establish either way. Doesn't mean you are or aren't...just no way for someone to be able to see for sure.

I hear what you are trying to say though.

[jk13]

Congrats on the patent and the new rig!

Funny enough I hadn't checked my credit in a while because I haven't had any payments that reflect on it for 6+ years, but I did a couple weeks ago and I was just over 800 myself. Good feeling, isn't it? My wife got herself in trouble before we met and was down around 550. She financed our Tempur-Pedic and setup auto-pay to be paid off before the interest hits, which has raised her to over 700 now. Much more comfortable with that as I had to finance our first house myself before we got married--two of us combined was too low and if we would have married first we wouldn't have gotten it.

I've also been looking around here for another thing you might need soon--a bigger shop!

[meade916]