Miata Mailing List: March 1999, Message #412

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I've done it when building a house.  The only problem is
that opening and closing the cards generates a fair amount
of traffic on your credit report causing some lenders
concern.


Tom Blough &
"Molly" '99 Red LP
tblough@snet.net
Avon, CT
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Sent: Thursday, March 04, 1999 6:28 PM
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In a message dated 3/4/99 10:21:44 AM Eastern Standard Time,
whitemiata@thesitemill.com writes:

> 3.9% for 60 months!?!?!?!  Jeez... I wish I had waited...
I'm going half
>  crazy trying to keep track of the five credit cards the
rest of my car
>  loan is spread over (you know to get the intro 0.0% for 6
months, or
>  2.9% or 3.9% on one) I hope I'm not damaging my future
credit ratings
>  but I ain't paying the ridiculous 8.5% Mazda wanted.
>
>  --
>  Alessandro & the Strategic Toy Deployment Unit formerly
known as
>  SnowWhite (White'99L)
>  Hollywood, Florida
>

Alessandro, I always wanted to know if anyone ever did that:
bought a car on
one of those intro rate come ons, then rolled it over every
five months or so
to a new intro card!

My Credit Union offers 6.9% on new car loans, if nothing
else, join a credit
union and refinance if the cards don't work out!

Jonathan and Bluebird
1995 Laguna Blue &Tan
1 of 122, That's One Rare Bird!