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Dear Mrs. Lin, Because you are a valued cardholder, we would like to offer you a payment holiday by waiving your minimum payment this month. Standard monthly interest charges will continue to accrue and the minimum payment on your next monthly statement will be calculated in the usual way. | |
| — VISA | |
Dear VISA,
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| — J. Lin. | |
Crackheads.
Comments
Nicely done.
Nice ring. ^_^
I don't get what the use is of this kind of "bonus." Give us a break on the interest, you freaks!
Anyway, yeah... you should pay off all your credit cards each month, after taking advantage of the 21 days of interest-free borrowing. I pay mine off with my extremely-lower-than-credit-cards-intere
My favourite, though, is going somewhere like London Drugs or Safeway, a really big company that you know is screwing their employees, and paying for under $5 stuff with my Mastercard. I love doing that. Not that it really affects them that much but they still end up losing a huge percentage of the transaction to credit card fees.
It really is the small things in life that make it worth living. :)
I rip up those stupid "cheques" they send me. Those are charged like cash advances at a much higher interest rate than even your late payments. There's just no need.
You STICK IT TO THE MAN, Kalev! =D
I actually get AMEX cheques like that with lower interest rates than my line of credit (3.99% and 1.99% sometimes), so I put all my line of credit debt on my AMEX until the deal expires and then switch it back. I'm so sneaky. *looks foxy*