haha, this chick
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Wasn't there a bill passed into law recently to put a limit on increases and such by credit card companies?
What I do not get with her case is if she always pays her cards on time then therefore she would have no balance which means the interest rates would not affect her. I am for protecting consumers but you can't protect people from themselves. If you don't like the card then get another one with a lower interest rate and if you can't find one low enough for you then go with a charge card or prepaid.
fake money is dangerous.
regardless, I never understood why credit cards companies charge a higher APR for people that would have a harder time paying it off to begin with, ie. high risk people, people who are late on payments, etc. it just doesn't make sense.
regardless, I never understood why credit cards companies charge a higher APR for people that would have a harder time paying it off to begin with, ie. high risk people, people who are late on payments, etc. it just doesn't make sense.
Anytime a bank was being a bitch, I would move my balance to a 0% offer. Banks can be little bitches though. When my wife and I married I was sifting through the bills and accounts and I noticed that she had 2 cards from the same bank. 2 different interest rates. I had to tell the little bitch ass, minimum wage, phone operator that if she does not combine these cards and give me the lowest rate, I was closing the account before she would help me. In short, I got it done and then I moved to a 0% account just to fuck'em.
Bitch ass banks
Bitch ass banks
I'm trying to figure out if she sold out or not (ie: her problem getting solved, 'oh but this is a national outrage... *mumble, ok what do I need to negotiate my personal finances?*')
I have a lot of respect for this woman. Something happened in her life that she believed to be unfair and she TOOK ACTION instead of just sitting around complaining. Good for her. I hope she continues to keep the pressure on, even though her bank did a climb-down and dropped her rate.