Explain how they ruined it.Originally posted by: PoPPeR
my dad hates them because they ruined his 20+ years of exceptional credit. He hates them so much, that even though best buy is a 5 minute bike ride from my house, i'm forbidden to buy anything from there.
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
I don't know the complete story because my dad is very private about our finances and doesn't think his children should know anything about them, but I picked up on bits and pieces here and there. Apparently the post office screwed up with a check, and my dad was paying monthly payments on my sisters laptop at the time, and he called them up and explained what was going on, and they said ok, just mail another one and we'll make a note of it. A month later he finds that he's getting charged late fee's, he calls them up, spends hours on the phone and no one will cooperate with him.
That's pretty much all the facts I know, I guess he refused to pay the late fee's and they gave him bad credit or something. We bought something a couple months later and it caused a lot of problems.
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
I don't know the complete story because my dad is very private about our finances and doesn't think his children should know anything about them, but I picked up on bits and pieces here and there. Apparently the post office screwed up with a check, and my dad was paying monthly payments on my sisters laptop at the time, and he called them up and explained what was going on, and they said ok, just mail another one and we'll make a note of it. A month later he finds that he's getting charged late fee's, he calls them up, spends hours on the phone and no one will cooperate with him.
That's pretty much all the facts I know, I guess he refused to pay the late fee's and they gave him bad credit or something. We bought something a couple months later and it caused a lot of problems.
I don't know exactly what happened, but my dad's a stubborn person. We're set financially, so money wasn't the issue. He has something against corporations and I guess he was willing to face the consequences instead of bending over for them, no matter how logical it would've been. I'm only 18 so I don't really know how credit works, maybe you should ask him because I sure as hell dont' want toOriginally posted by: waggy
well if he would have paid the late fee he would still have great credit. anyway i doubt that it ruined his credit. maybe with bestbuy but if he paid off the laptop then it shouldnt matter that much.Originally posted by: PoPPeR I don't know the complete story because my dad is very private about our finances and doesn't think his children should know anything about them, but I picked up on bits and pieces here and there. Apparently the post office screwed up with a check, and my dad was paying monthly payments on my sisters laptop at the time, and he called them up and explained what was going on, and they said ok, just mail another one and we'll make a note of it. A month later he finds that he's getting charged late fee's, he calls them up, spends hours on the phone and no one will cooperate with him. That's pretty much all the facts I know, I guess he refused to pay the late fee's and they gave him bad credit or something. We bought something a couple months later and it caused a lot of problems.
Originally posted by: KraziKid
CD's = dirt cheap at Best Buy, so no, I do not hate them.
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Originally posted by: KraziKid
CD's = dirt cheap at Best Buy, so no, I do not hate them.
... and CDR's = free at Office Max... I haven't paid for CDR's in a few years... always manage to get some Imation or TDK CD's from Office Max for free after rebates.
Originally posted by: Actaeon
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Originally posted by: KraziKid
CD's = dirt cheap at Best Buy, so no, I do not hate them.
... and CDR's = free at Office Max... I haven't paid for CDR's in a few years... always manage to get some Imation or TDK CD's from Office Max for free after rebates.
Maybe he was referring to music CDs...
I know Bestbuy has great deals on music, thats about all I'd go there fore, $10 for most of the recent CDs.