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Old 06-10-2008, 09:06 PM
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Those aren't credit-based services, they're recurring monthly fees for services rendered. Credit or debt would be borrowing $20k from a bank to buy a new car, or using your credit card to buy a new computer. What planet are you from?
Are you seriously saying that only bank loans and credit cards count as credit? Not on this planet, Spacey.
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Old 06-10-2008, 10:18 PM
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Are you seriously saying that only bank loans and credit cards count as credit? Not on this planet, Spacey.
Strawman arguments just make you look stupid.

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When it is all said and done (if they really do it) the Enron scam pulled off in another way with profit at both ends. That simple easy money with a return coming in and picking even more when the dust settles, Investments and the wall Sreet Investers.
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Yeah, and those banks that made those risky loans don't deserve to be bailed out by the government, why do the borrower apologists continue to use this tactic? I don't want ANYBODY to be bailed out, period. At least I'm consistent; how many of you people want to bail out the banks as well?
Now did I say I wanted anyone bailed out? I support what Ron Paul has had to say about the Fed and the Government role in managing the US economy. I did like seeing my rebate check, but it was an election year stunt and a part of the current out of control government spending.
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