What are you using now?
Been using Android 4.4.2 for a few months.
What are you using now?
Huh?!? Samsung still outsells Apple phones, 2-2.5x in unit sales. Do your homework!Samsung Electronics must be [insert bad word here] themselves right now. They just announced YOY sales and profit decline (3rd straight quarter of profit decline) and this is before Apple's larger screen Phone has even been announced. All that money they spent on marketing and yet they couldn't buy brand loyalty.
Pay attention to the bands/stripes surrounding the phone.
Wow.
Getting in to debt and paying interest when you have a phone that works just fine.
That's smart thinking !
A 128GB 5.5 inch iPhone 6 - I'm already assuming $900-ish price range, off contract. $499-$599 on contract are my guesses.
Been using Android 4.4.2 for a few months.
I've had a "time out" for posting that picture before, except it had a 5000x3000 resolution.Posting this should be an automatic time out.
you dont know how to use your credit cards properly.
Why spend your own money now when you can leverage debt and spend someone elses.
you don't have to use a credit card to rack up big debt and pay interest. on almost every transaction yo do not pay interest until 30 days from the point of transaction.
I put all my purchases on my credit cards. But i never carry a balance, which means I never pay interest. Why I use a credit card? again, why spend my own money up front when I can spend someone elses. My Credit card has more room on it then my debit card (5k daily limit on purchases vs 500). I also earn points on my card for free groceries and gift cards, that using cash or debit don't accumulate. a 650 purchase on Credit card would net me around $10 in free money.
So yeah, Assuming that everyone who uses a credit card to purchase larger ticket items clearly has debt problems.
Or maybe most of us pay off our credit cards monthly and only need to use it when we buy something online.
You clearly don't know how to use a credit card.
I use my credit card as a debit card.
The reason for that is that it gives me Cashback (5% currently) and also extra layers of damage protection.
I make a payment, then simply transfer the money to pay the amount off immediately.
How do you know they're going to pay interest on their CC? You are aware that it's possible to pay things with a CC every month yet not pay interest by being smart about how you pay it back? (and I don't mean paying back to zero next month)
It's usually those who spout these "ideal CC" usages that have the biggest debt and live off CC beyond their means!
Usually?
I'll spout off, too: I charge everything that I can on my credit card, and I pay off the balance every month. I haven't paid credit card interest in many years.
Usually?
I'll spout off, too: I charge everything that I can on my credit card, and I pay off the balance every month. I haven't paid credit card interest in many years.
I haven't paid interest on a credit card for 7 years and I get about $750 a year cashback.
It's usually those who spout these "ideal CC" usages that have the biggest debt and live off CC beyond their means!
Huh?!? Samsung still outsells Apple phones, 2-2.5x in unit sales. Do your homework!
http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2623415
They do well with units, yes, but their profit is falling. Google 'Samsung profit' and you will see what they are referring to. Samsung is calling for investors to expect reduced profit for Q2.
So we don't really have to wait in line for hours anymore? Hah, wonder what Samsungs next ads will be about then.
Huh?!? Samsung still outsells Apple phones, 2-2.5x in unit sales. Do your homework!
http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2623415