welders

anyone happen to know if airgas or any company of that nature has a credit line system of monthly payments to get a welder? im currently looking for a 220wirefeed like a miller 210 or something of that nature

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lol thast the problem i seem to have when i start saving a nest egg (so much other cool **** i need) looks like im gonna hve to see if i can get a credit card or loan lol i pay everything in cash or debit so dont have a credit score i dont think so was curious

Sears- Lincoln Welders

Orangecrush87 said:

i pay everything in cash or debit so dont have a credit score i dont think so was curious

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You still have a credit score.

Might not be the greatest, but if you have a good debt to income ratio, the credit card companies will love you!

call your bank and get a line of credit loan. super easy. way better than a credit card.

Torrance said:

call your bank and get a line of credit loan. super easy. way better than a credit card.

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With little "credit history" to show, the bank is going to be skittish.


Keeping out of credit debt is admirable, but screwing you in the long run, plus CC's are "safer" than Debit cards should someone get your numbers and/or on line.


Talk to your bank, get a CC with a moderate rate, no monthly fees and nothing fancy. USE IT and pay it off every month (just like cash). One of the best things to do is use it to buy gas or groceries or something. Something that is a reasonably fixed, recurring amount and that you regularly do and normaly would have paid with Cash or Debit. Leave it in your pocket or better yet, at home the rest of the time so you don't get tempted to abuse it. If you can, save money in your bank acount for larger purchases (i.e. welder), then when you have enough, use your card then pay it off with the cash you've saved.

Now you have a good credit history that will help you immensely when you go to get a loan in the future.

Sell some junk and pay for it outright. :redneck:

When it is enough of a priority then you will figure out how to save for it

Orangecrush87 said:

anyone happen to know if airgas or any company of that nature has a credit line system of monthly payments to get a welder? im currently looking for a 220wirefeed like a miller 210 or something of that nature

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did you just say ''nature'' in the same sentence twice... :rb:

Have any of you noticed this thread was dead for 3mos and wasn't restarted by the OP?:awesomework: