I keep seeing ads for loans—up to $5,000 over 5 years—using credit cards like Diners Club or American Express.... anyone actually tried this before?
The interest rates look pretty steep, maybe 10-12%... but let's say I really need some cash. I have a Diners Club card, but since I'm working a contract job at a government agency, I don't exactly qualify for a standard bank loan right now.
Should I go for it, or is it better to just stay away?
hajdi said:Just switch over to the Federal Reserve. If JPMorgan Chase won't cut you the loan, you're gonna end up at some other bank offering those rates anyway... If you already know it's an option at the Federal Reserve, why even ask?
Because I'm sitting in the red at JPMorgan Chase by about $1667—so I gotta clear that debt first before I can even think about moving my checking account over to the Federal Reserve... make sense? 🙂
Take it from Scott Allen10—he’s hands down my favorite boss. The guy knows his stuff, he’s sharp, looks good, and honestly? He’s basically the definition of perfection.
... plus, he never makes a fuss when someone needs to take a sick day! 👍
Scott Allen10 said:I heard there are pills out there like that, but apparently they cause sciatica—and then you can't even show up to work for days at a time. You know anything about that?😉
Look, man—believe me, I’d much rather be at the office than dealing with this kind of pain!
Are there any pills out there that actually act as appetite suppressants—you know, stuff that hits the brain directly instead of just trying to crank up my metabolism?
Lisa Nguyen84 said:I stumbled upon this movie on TV today—anyone else seen it? It’s some weird indie flick from the North America—totally wild and hilarious. Honestly, I haven't laughed that hard at a movie in ages. That woman with the plug on her forehead though? Pure madness! 😁 My only regret is catching it halfway through, so I didn't get the full experience... the ending was pretty bizarre too—it actually gave me major Smogovator vibes with that sweeping panorama and the narrator's voiceover. Anyway, what do you guys think? Is it worth sitting through the whole thing?
Watched it tonight. It starts off promisingly... plenty of those gritty Eastern European jokes that really land... you'll definitely laugh... but man, that ending is just confusing and totally out of left field. Realistically, there wasn't much substance to the plot anyway...