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My credit limit is actually pretty low compared to my paycheck, and I don't usually bother using it anyway. I thought about putting some stuff on it this time, but honestly, I don't think I even will...
Thanks for the input!
Hey,
I have a credit limit on the card mentioned in the title (both my agreed limit and what's currently available since I haven't spent a dime yet) $667. Here’s the deal: can I buy something worth 40 $0.00 right now and just pay it off over two years using a card installment plan? I’m in a bit of a rush—the bank already closed for the day so I couldn't make it in, but I'll head there Monday. I just need a rough idea if anyone knows how this works! Is having that limit enough, or is there some other hurdle I have to jump through first?
For example, if I look at a personal loan via a Chase Visa Mastercard for 40 $0.00, the monthly payment would be roughly $627. However, a lady at the branch (not 100% certain) told me that even with that limit, you still have to meet certain creditworthiness standards. She wasn't quite sure how they calculate credit scores for this specific type of loan, so I'm wondering: if I try to pull this off, does the bank look at more than just my available limit, and is this even a real option?
Thanks a ton for any info... I hope I covered all the important details so someone can actually help me out!
I picked this one up thinking I’d just slap Windows XP on it, but there are zero drivers available. You can't even find a CD that actually includes them. All I could track down were drivers for Vista, which isn't even worth the install hassle right now. Maybe I'll have better luck down the road...
Yeah, I saw it, but I couldn't care less about it.
Just realized in the meantime—if anyone actually needs this—check out the autocorrect options in the tools menu!!!
Hey,
Does anyone know how to kill this feature? I want to stop the software from automatically capitalizing the first letter of a sentence when I hit ENTER and start a new line. I just want it to stay lowercase like I actually typed it!
I'm talking specifically about Office 2003, specifically Word 2003, though the fix might work for any of them.
Thanks!