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buy a used one , dont get into more credit problems than what you have allready.... otherwise get a credit card...
Go to the Better Business Bureau. On this site you can find out about any company, if it is a legitment company. Contact BBB for a BBB Reliability Report. They are currently working on a report for that company. A summary of activity reflected in a company's BBB file. Includes basic business background, BBB Accreditation information, and BBB complaint activity over the previous three years. Also reports may include any known government actions, advertising issues or other information that results from activity conducted by the BBB.
Newegg.com is by far the best place to buy computers and components and they now offer financing. They deliver real fast and have an absolute over-the-top customer service.
none that are not complete rip offs like paying from your checking account and you only get the computer after you pay several months of payments ahead of time. then you receive a piece of trash and still owe way more than the computer is ever going to be worth.
How are you ever going to learn anything if you don't do your own homework? I'm sure you can find the correct approach in your text book!
You got scammed. Cancel the recurring payments and talk to your bank about contact information.
Hi, it's not always easy to find the right companies. I've done some research and found two which are reputable and trusted with no credit checks. You might check them out and then choose one which best suits you: http://www.usefulresources.info/online-payday-az.html http://www.usefulresources.info/cash-advance-cj.html Hope that helps. Wish you all the best! Mike
I am certified in so many things I have lost track. I have never paid for a course. The courses I was sent to by an employer, I thought were a waste of time. We had a freshly minted MCSE from one of the top trade (private) course providers that couldn't explain what an IRQ was. Get the books, buy some practice exams from Exam Cram, Preplogic or MeasureUp and study that way. I have passed all my exams first time, everytime with this method. It is a lot cheaper and you will learn. Good Luck. Cheers
This site goes to Canada, and they also finance. http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=1221030639/ref=sr_kk_1?ie=UTF8search-alias=electronicsfield-keywords=desktop%20computers
Bad credit is one of the worst problems to have... however there exists a solution. I will hereby talk from my personal experience. I did debt consolidation a couple of years ago, however If I had to do it again I would pay to some minor details, if someone wants to get out of debt today it is pretty easy with a debt consolidation plan, however it may get a bit tricky at times, I suggest you get as much information as possible online on this first, a good place to start in my humble opinion is astraight to the point ebook with question and answer I found : http://umgarticles.atspace.com/debt-consolidation.htm if it helps kindly remember me in your voting!.. cheers!
Surely join for MBA( Finance Management ).
you can finance anything if you are willing to pay 29.99% interest! (of course you'll end up buying the item four or five times!)
you can make your own spreadsheet in excel2007... its easy to use... to give you a hint on how to do this, just open your excel program (this is included in your office2007)... if you want all your deposits to column A, then all your withdrawals to your column B... all you have to do is to input there all the amounts base on your transaction... then if you want to see the result on how much money you have, if you want to see it for example in column C with row 1, just type there =SUM(A:A)-SUM(B:B) and you will see the result... if you want to have more details like dates, etc... you can move it to different columns... hope this helps you...
The two main program choices you have are Intuit's Quicken and Microsoft's Money. As far as functionality, I think they are pretty much the same, I don't think you'll go wrong chosing either program. Each has different versions of their software with basic, middle and tricked out versions of their software. If you're thinking of starting to keep track of your finances, I would recommend you go with the middle versions as they offer more functionality than the basic versions, yet leave out all the bells and whistles you'll probably never use anyway. Every year a new annual version of the software comes out, but you don't have to upgrade every year. BUT, every 3 years or so they'll make significant changes to something in the program that will force you to upgrade to the latest and greatest. Not a bad idea to upgrade anyway, but something you should be aware of. You'll get as much usefullness out of a financial program as you put into it. It's up to you on how detailed you want to track your transactions. The more detailed you get, the more unique ways you can generate reports telling you where and how you're spending your money. This is, I think, the only con: once you start you must keep up with transactions, let it sit for a couple weeks and you won't remember what that $9.48 charge was that the bank is showing. The best thing about using a program to help manage funds is the online linkages you can make to your bank accounts, credit cards, loans, etc. All you do is activate the online service (usually free) and you can download all your recent transactions to match up receipts. And if you have several accounts, it's also nice to be able to see everything in one place and run reports across accounts. I say go for it.
Many Credit Unions offer computer financing.
I assume The 5% is a deposit. So : Jason pays $74.75 up front. (5% Deposit) Plus the $64/mth for 24 mths thus 74.75 + 1536 = $1610.75 Total The cost of the borrowing is 1610.75 - 1495 = 115.75 In order to calculate the finance charge you need a percentile for the charge, which is not here.
Jason pay 5% of $1495 plus $64 a month for 24 months Original price = $1495 Total amount paid = (5/100 x 1495) + (64 x 24) = $1610.75 a) Finance charges = 1610.75 - 1495 = $115.75 b) Let say i = annual percent 1495 (1 + i)^2 = 1610.75 (1 + i)^2 = 1.0774 1 + i = 1.038 i = 0.038 APR = 3.8%
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