FINANCES (A Place For Discussion)
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Joubin, only one more thing from me about this, nobody in this world will give you real money for free.
The website give out virtual money in a virtual currency, that at the current point you can not spend on anything at all…. So please keep this in mind. From their Terms & Condition page:
"All account balances are held in VirtaPay virtual currency. VirtaPay maintains a virtual currency that is autonomous and independent of all nations and governments. The VirtaPay currency is denominated in dollars and cents (similar to the currency of the United States and over 20 other countries). The VirtaPay currency is currently in a closed system, and cannot be exchanged or spent outside of this system. Our plans include person-to-person transactions, integration with merchants and shopping cart systems, and much more. As is the case with any currency, once the VirtaPay currency comes into widespread use, its value as weighted against other world currencies can and will fluctuate due to market forces such as supply and demand, etc."
so if you want a opinion from me, hands off! …..
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Anyone ever had a paypal claim placed against them? If you are a Paypal Veteran with experience on this topic, please PM me ASAP! Need some advice…
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You have a tracking #, lad. I'm pretty sure this suffices within CONUS to win the claim…
If not: I'll buy something from this fecker, have him ship it through 1st class int'l mail, and royally blackmail him into refunding you... I'm serious: this kind of behaviour will not stand. Hé is the in the wrong here.
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You have a tracking #, lad. I'm pretty sure this suffices within CONUS to win the claim…
If not: I'll buy something from this fecker, have him ship it through 1st class int'l mail, and royally blackmail him into refunding you... I'm serious: this kind of behaviour will not stand. Hé is the in the wrong here.
Thanks Seul! I will keep u posted…
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Since there is no ebay thread, I figured I would post this here…
ebay upped the max final value fee on ebay from $50 to $100
9% final value fee + 3.9% paypal + shipping
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I'm forced to live in an extension to my parents home for obvious reasons with my 2 Siamese cats.
My only income is my sick benefit, half of which I give to my parents for food, electricity, general household, laundry etc
My last ex boyfriend left me with a big credit card debt
But I still manage to spend the change on the nicest clothes I can afford - my passion (I was the "junior" at Valentino in Sloane Street at 20 - most fun job I ever had!
IQ
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Just paid off my MASSIVE CC bill last night. It went through today and all is good. I feel like the largest weight has been lifted!!! Now, I have to keep that thing in it's place…
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good job Lando, them things are bad news
hopeful you can get a little emergency fund going & some savings now that you have that pesky monkey off your back.
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good job Lando, them things are bad news
hopeful you can get a little emergency fund going & some savings now that you have that pesky monkey off your back.
Definitely the plan. Just deposited a nice chunk of change into my savings so yeah, mission accomplished atm.
Yeah…I try to leave behind my CC whenever I'm out and about and keep it at a distance when around the computer. (The act of seeking it out usually deters an expenditure.) They can get you in trouble.
I need to take a page from your book for sure!!!
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Great job, Lando!..
I too have a CC card but I never spend what I don't have… I might go over say 100 €, has happened say 3-4 times since I got it (7 years ago), but in general I only spend what I have...
Definitely a great rule to live by. Luckily some investments panned out and I was able to recover from certain CC death. Won't happen again!
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Good for you LandoCal26. It is too easy to rack up CC debt, and it is a b_tch to pay it off.
In Canada, CC companies are required to provide their customers an estimate on how long it would take to pay off the entire balance if a client only pays the minimum payment each month. For example, with a balance of ~$9500 at a rate of 9% ("preferred" client rate), it would take 83 years and 6 months to pay off. That's an entire life time….... if it is at 19% (normal rate), it would roughly double! CC debts are bad debts, it is best to pay them off sooner rather than later.
