i have no credit, but i want a loan

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Fusion
    So funny how loans in the US are based on awarding previous debt.
    Over here you show your payroll or tax papers. The higher it is, the longer you've been employed, the higher your chances are.
    My first car was leased. The burden was tough, but I learned my lesson. Now I save up and buy when I have dough, banks can kiss my ass.
    I was just about to pull the trigger on a new DD car, but I'm going to buy a CNC router instead. I can buy a car later when I fabricate awesome shit.
    It's awarded on having enough money to get a loan, then having a history of timely payments and not misusing your credit.

    The bank gave me $100k for a house, if I default, they won't be giving me another $100k on another house.

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  • Massimo
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    Originally posted by mrsleeve
    are you sure your not really a yank ????
    IDK lately I have had an "want" to have a hand gun. I don't know what for though. lol

    Maybe ill join the hand gun club to fill my desires. lol

    Not Crazy

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  • ohthejosh
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    have you considered prostitution?

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  • SUICIDE109
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    I'll loanshark if you want.... Also I'll suggest Fast-Cash, for when you want money now.....

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  • Fusion
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    So funny how loans in the US are based on awarding previous debt.
    Over here you show your payroll or tax papers. The higher it is, the longer you've been employed, the higher your chances are.
    My first car was leased. The burden was tough, but I learned my lesson. Now I save up and buy when I have dough, banks can kiss my ass.
    I was just about to pull the trigger on a new DD car, but I'm going to buy a CNC router instead. I can buy a car later when I fabricate awesome shit.

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  • mrsleeve
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    Originally posted by Massimo
    That is when you answer with a gun.
    are you sure your not really a yank ????

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  • Massimo
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    Originally posted by Tico Frank
    Sperm bank, they give you cash and you are not tied to a loan. You may get a knock at your door in 20 years but that's the only drawback.
    That is when you answer with a gun.

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  • Tico Frank
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    Sperm bank, they give you cash and you are not tied to a loan. You may get a knock at your door in 20 years but that's the only drawback.

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  • fronton
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    Don't Buy Stuff You Can't Afford

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  • mrsleeve
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    Originally posted by blackhawkimpact
    $1800/week? Must be fucking nice
    Its not that hard to do. With a little hard work and willingness to make some sacrifices in your life you can make that too and more with out too much trouble. Dont scorn a man for his success.

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  • cale
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    Ding ding ding.

    Making the right financial decisions in your late teens vs early to mid 30's can easily add another zero to savings and investments you'll have later in life.

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  • Nairb
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    Some very good advice in here. If you are not a complete retard you will read everything twice and make the right decision.

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  • CrusherCurtis
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    Originally posted by Charlie

    Yea, you can buy a car for the cost of your weekly paycheck, doesn't mean you have to.

    -Charlie
    You dam right, I wouldn't do it either. But before I go into debt, I would ride the shit out of crap box. Also Honda's aren't really crap boxes. I've got my e30 and a TJ. Driving my tj daily is nearly unbearable. Loud, bumpy, hard to keep straight. Recently bought a 95 accord v6 with full history for $1700 with 113k. The Accord is rolls royce compared to my Lifted TJ on 33's (that everyone thinks is so bad ass) and also compared to my e30. Couldn't imagine a better DD and it twas cheap!

    Oh and when I was OP's age I drove 95 civic ex 107k $1800. And I was bagging em with the best of them.

    Last edited by CrusherCurtis; 01-16-2012, 03:50 PM.

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  • Charlie
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    Originally posted by CrusherCurtis
    If can't pay for what I want I just don't buy. I'm not going to pay someone even more money because I already can't afford to buy something. Plus its a car so you'll upside down on it in no time. Financing a car is just plain dumb. You can pay $2000 for a old honda drive your ass to work and sit in the same traffic as someone who paid 80k for a mercedes. I may have to break my rule once when I buy a house, but at least those don't loose value (or at least before 2008 they didn't). What kind of car is it btw?
    For some of us that are, you know, car enthusiasts, the idea of sitting in a 2000 dollar honda shitbox every day is a pretty grim one. I've never understood the "complete crapcan" DD. I'd go insane.

    Yea, you can buy a car for the cost of your weekly paycheck, doesn't mean you have to.

    -Charlie

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  • CrusherCurtis
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    If can't pay for what I want I just don't buy. I'm not going to pay someone even more money because I already can't afford to buy something. Plus its a car so you'll upside down on it in no time. Financing a car is just plain dumb. You can pay $2000 for a old honda drive your ass to work and sit in the same traffic as someone who paid 80k for a mercedes. I may have to break my rule once when I buy a house, but at least those don't loose value (or at least before 2008 they didn't). What kind of car is it btw?
    Last edited by CrusherCurtis; 01-16-2012, 12:43 PM.

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