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The Star System for Customers and Credit Card Rating

Posted by James Breen at 12 March 2008 12:31

You haven't seen something like this, I guarantee.... Today you can also get these credit card rating in mind like I did.

And I would be even more shocked by the intelligence of author and his power led me to take over other posts.

Dude the name says it all - FREAKIN INTENSE man, and a good way to start off my new rating system. The movies I watch jack and report on will get a 1-5 cocks up rating - 5 meaning you will splooge all over your screen and still stay hard. 1 meaning you can use it to sleep to but you sure as hell cant get off to it unless you are used to jacking it to the Sears Catalog I am so totally going to have to find the others in the series if they are like this. Like this flick ..[next].

I force myself to pass some of my favorite posts, oh, for me it is really difficult, they are my treasure. Should I share my "treasure"? Maybe a little bit:

I've written about firing your customers before. It is a topic that interests a lot of companies, especially smaller ones that don't have the time to deal with really annoying customers on a constant basis. A reader made an interesting suggestion about how to deal with the problem, though. He suggested using what he described as a star system; essentially, you rate customers on some sort of fairly objective basis (i. e. 1 to 5 stars). The rating is based on their value as a customer - how .. click here.

When we discover, as most of us do, how little our precious possessions will fetch in the marketplace we are inclined to be disillusioned, event to feel that we are being updated.

Erica writes:Recently, my husband and I got two new Chase credit cards in the mail. I didn't look closely, assuming that this was a new card for our never-used Chase Mastercard account. This account has been around for seven years, but we prefer another card with a rewards system; the Mastercard account is open only to benefit our credit rating. Therefore, no urgency in activating it -- I dropped it in the bill pile to deal with later.Completely unrelated, I decided the next day that it was a ....

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Credit card and even more so Store card interest are set at exorbitant rates for one reason alone, companies make their money from the consumer’s inability to settle their card balances. Credit card debt is unsecured, whereas other debt like your mortgage is secured (your home acts as security against your debt). With credit card debt, there is no backing security, which means that credit card debt is high risk for banks and hence the high interest rates


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