Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Yep. I borrowed £16k off that last year. You set the repayment percentage. I went for the maximum of 25% so every PayPal transaction you have 25% goes towards repayment of the loan. You can set lower. Took me 10 min to set it up and the money was there straight away.
im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
2k?im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
I mainly use my credit card for bigger purchases or for holidays abroad so just pay the lot in one go(say 2k)then pay it off £500 a month etc.....still no interest paid... ;)
2k?im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
I mainly use my credit card for bigger purchases or for holidays abroad so just pay the lot in one go(say 2k)then pay it off £500 a month etc.....still no interest paid... ;)
What's that for? A weekend in a five star hotel? ;D
Don't you get charged 2% for using a credit card when booking your holiday?
But you surely get interest if you pay over 4/5 months for a holiday? I haven’t owned a credit card for 25 years I don’t think.2k?im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
I mainly use my credit card for bigger purchases or for holidays abroad so just pay the lot in one go(say 2k)then pay it off £500 a month etc.....still no interest paid... ;)
What's that for? A weekend in a five star hotel? ;D
Don't you get charged 2% for using a credit card when booking your holiday?
No Griff all been stopped
2k?im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
I mainly use my credit card for bigger purchases or for holidays abroad so just pay the lot in one go(say 2k)then pay it off £500 a month etc.....still no interest paid... ;)
What's that for? A weekend in a five star hotel? ;D
Don't you get charged 2% for using a credit card when booking your holiday?
But you surely get interest if you pay over 4/5 months for a holiday? I haven’t owned a credit card for 25 years I don’t think.2k?im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
I mainly use my credit card for bigger purchases or for holidays abroad so just pay the lot in one go(say 2k)then pay it off £500 a month etc.....still no interest paid... ;)
What's that for? A weekend in a five star hotel? ;D
Don't you get charged 2% for using a credit card when booking your holiday?
No Griff all been stopped
2k?im always getting offered paypal credit/30 month interest free credits cards,£20k low interest loans etc,etc.....but one credit card is enough for me (until the interest free runs out,then ill just get another interest free one)......my credit limit is £5,600.(not too high and not too low)
ive NEVER paid any interest on a credit card ever.... 8)
If you pay off your card in full at the end of the month; you will never be charged interest.
I mainly use my credit card for bigger purchases or for holidays abroad so just pay the lot in one go(say 2k)then pay it off £500 a month etc.....still no interest paid... ;)
What's that for? A weekend in a five star hotel? ;D
Don't you get charged 2% for using a credit card when booking your holiday?
I think we are talking at cross purposes here. There is no doubt that people have interest free credit cards but until recently various airlines and retailers including me were charging between 2-5% for accepting payment by credit card. This charge included those who have interest free cards because we were trying to recover what we were being charged by the credit card companies nothing more. In essence the CC Companies were charging both the Cardholder and the retailer for the privilege of using their card. What has changed is that the retailer, airlines are no longer allowed to charge a fee or a % for the use of Credit Cards.
I think we are talking at cross purposes here. There is no doubt that people have interest free credit cards but until recently various airlines and retailers including me were charging between 2-5% for accepting payment by credit card. This charge included those who have interest free cards because we were trying to recover what we were being charged by the credit card companies nothing more. In essence the CC Companies were charging both the Cardholder and the retailer for the privilege of using their card. What has changed is that the retailer, airlines are no longer allowed to charge a fee or a % for the use of Credit Cards.
so in essence you dont pay any extra for using a credit card and dont pay any interest on repayments during the long interest free period but you have better consumer protection than using a debit card if something goes wrong....lovely..... 8)
Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Yep. I borrowed £16k off that last year. You set the repayment percentage. I went for the maximum of 25% so every PayPal transaction you have 25% goes towards repayment of the loan. You can set lower. Took me 10 min to set it up and the money was there straight away.
I have no need to . I used to . but don't see the point now .Think you’re being silly. I arranged an overdraft of 10k this year as a back up to cover 150,000 leaflet delivery through Roysl Mail and others. We’ve scraped into it a couple of times and when the VAT bill is due next week we will again but we expect to add 500 customers this year bringing in a turnover increase of about £70,000. What do you think it will cost to pay for a van (on HP so credit again) and an employee to cover that work?
I speculated years ago .
I guess I am just surprised by the bragging on this forum ? but in reality its high revenue but low profit.
I suppose I am one of many that read many threads ... learn but also chuckle at the bragging of earnings . the cocky people that think they know but in reality ........are way behind TBO
I have no need to . I used to . but don't see the point now .
I speculated years ago .
I guess I am just surprised by the bragging on this forum ? but in reality its high revenue but low profit.
I suppose I am one of many that read many threads ... learn but also chuckle at the bragging of earnings . the cocky people that think they know but in reality ........are way behind TBO
I have no need to . I used to . but don't see the point now .
I speculated years ago .
I guess I am just surprised by the bragging on this forum ? but in reality its high revenue but low profit.
I suppose I am one of many that read many threads ... learn but also chuckle at the bragging of earnings . the cocky people that think they know but in reality ........are way behind TBO
I am amazed from what I read on here about takings , employees , fleets of vans etc .
I am just me and my daughter with a trailor , 2 back packs , and I smile at what I read .
I don't need credit in any form anymore . and never will .
Yep. I borrowed £16k off that last year. You set the repayment percentage. I went for the maximum of 25% so every PayPal transaction you have 25% goes towards repayment of the loan. You can set lower. Took me 10 min to set it up and the money was there straight away.
Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Marc, we haven't had any updates on your push to £80k for a while - how's it all going?
Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Marc, we haven't had any updates on your push to £80k for a while - how's it all going?
Its going very well thanks tom. Im not as far ahead as id like to be, but we are approaching 56k turnover now; i need to be at 60k before i can afford to pay someone for my 80k push. And then let it run itself so i can concentrate on the engineering business
I have had a couple of distractions; one being a new motorbike ;D and the other we purchased a high speed, mazak production run lathe with full automated bar feed and the like for the engineering business; which at the moment is going nuts; we are very busy with the so i have been running and growing the window cleaning business; and at the weekends getting the engineering shop ready with extra 3 phase power; and moving around mills and machines to accomodate the new lathe; it arrives this friday.
Cant be bothered to do updates on here anymore. There is little point as most on here are keyboard warriors; with an axe to grind.
Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Marc, we haven't had any updates on your push to £80k for a while - how's it all going?
Its going very well thanks tom. Im not as far ahead as id like to be, but we are approaching 56k turnover now; i need to be at 60k before i can afford to pay someone for my 80k push. And then let it run itself so i can concentrate on the engineering business
I have had a couple of distractions; one being a new motorbike ;D and the other we purchased a high speed, mazak production run lathe with full automated bar feed and the like for the engineering business; which at the moment is going nuts; we are very busy with the so i have been running and growing the window cleaning business; and at the weekends getting the engineering shop ready with extra 3 phase power; and moving around mills and machines to accomodate the new lathe; it arrives this friday.
Cant be bothered to do updates on here anymore. There is little point as most on here are keyboard warriors; with an axe to grind.
What ride did you get Marc?
It looks terrifying. :oJust been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Marc, we haven't had any updates on your push to £80k for a while - how's it all going?
Its going very well thanks tom. Im not as far ahead as id like to be, but we are approaching 56k turnover now; i need to be at 60k before i can afford to pay someone for my 80k push. And then let it run itself so i can concentrate on the engineering business
I have had a couple of distractions; one being a new motorbike ;D and the other we purchased a high speed, mazak production run lathe with full automated bar feed and the like for the engineering business; which at the moment is going nuts; we are very busy with the so i have been running and growing the window cleaning business; and at the weekends getting the engineering shop ready with extra 3 phase power; and moving around mills and machines to accomodate the new lathe; it arrives this friday.
Cant be bothered to do updates on here anymore. There is little point as most on here are keyboard warriors; with an axe to grind.
What ride did you get Marc?
Well i passed my direct access course last month, so i wanted to get out and do some riding this summer; so i went out looking for a motorcycle i could pick up for pocket money; as idont want to take out finance and my budget was under £1500 due to the costs in obtaining a motorcycle licence now is extortionate.
So i found a 2003 triumph sprint rs 955i, with a scot oiler, and upgraded 6 pot calipers and only paid £1175; propper bargain. Service history the size of a bible; brand new tyres with only 200 miles on them; 120bhp 200kg it gets down the road like a scolded cat. ;D
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1531147628_20180707_131800.jpg)
Just been offered this from PayPal, due to the sales volumes I process using cards apparently i am processing enough payments to warrant this service.
Never heard of it before has anyone used something like this before?
Marc, we haven't had any updates on your push to £80k for a while - how's it all going?
Its going very well thanks tom. Im not as far ahead as id like to be, but we are approaching 56k turnover now; i need to be at 60k before i can afford to pay someone for my 80k push. And then let it run itself so i can concentrate on the engineering business
I have had a couple of distractions; one being a new motorbike ;D and the other we purchased a high speed, mazak production run lathe with full automated bar feed and the like for the engineering business; which at the moment is going nuts; we are very busy with the so i have been running and growing the window cleaning business; and at the weekends getting the engineering shop ready with extra 3 phase power; and moving around mills and machines to accomodate the new lathe; it arrives this friday.
Cant be bothered to do updates on here anymore. There is little point as most on here are keyboard warriors; with an axe to grind.
Great buy!! :o👍 You'de be hard pressed to buy better for that money, pretty perfect introduction to bigger bikes too- just keep your head and ride safely!!😃
Great buy!! :o👍 You'de be hard pressed to buy better for that money, pretty perfect introduction to bigger bikes too- just keep your head and ride safely!!😃
Thanks peavey. I have to say it rides lovley. It accelerates fast, like really really fast; insanely fast to about 95-100 but starts to run out of puff over that, and its not very good on fuel either over those speeds. Its official top speed is 148mph; and no i haven't..and i won't. It seems to perform best in 3rd gear from 30-90 and will happily sit at 85 and return 49mpg.
I really would like an Mv Augusta f3 800. Thats my dream bike.
Great buy!! :o👍 You'de be hard pressed to buy better for that money, pretty perfect introduction to bigger bikes too- just keep your head and ride safely!!😃
Thanks peavey. I have to say it rides lovley. It accelerates fast, like really really fast; insanely fast to about 95-100 but starts to run out of puff over that, and its not very good on fuel either over those speeds. Its official top speed is 148mph; and no i haven't..and i won't. It seems to perform best in 3rd gear from 30-90 and will happily sit at 85 and return 49mpg.
I really would like an Mv Augusta f3 800. Thats my dream bike.
you might as well start climbing ladders if your riding motorbikes ::)roll......be careful.....3 lads i grew up with all dead now from motorbike crashes(and they were good experienced riders too).....a few others who survived but with terrible injuries......my uncle came off a few times but nothing too serious (but enough to sell his bike after the second one)
That is just todays prices gone mad it cost me a lot less than a £100 to get my full bike licence done in 1976 albeit I did have nearly 4 years experience of riding mopeds, and bikes + I had already passed my Car testGreat buy!! :o👍 You'de be hard pressed to buy better for that money, pretty perfect introduction to bigger bikes too- just keep your head and ride safely!!😃
Thanks peavey. I have to say it rides lovley. It accelerates fast, like really really fast; insanely fast to about 95-100 but starts to run out of puff over that, and its not very good on fuel either over those speeds. Its official top speed is 148mph; and no i haven't..and i won't. It seems to perform best in 3rd gear from 30-90 and will happily sit at 85 and return 49mpg.
I really would like an Mv Augusta f3 800. Thats my dream bike.
you might as well start climbing ladders if your riding motorbikes ::)roll......be careful.....3 lads i grew up with all dead now from motorbike crashes(and they were good experienced riders too).....a few others who survived but with terrible injuries......my uncle came off a few times but nothing too serious (but enough to sell his bike after the second one)
You dont go into these things without weighing up the risks dazmond. If you ride with the attitude that your invincible; or you feel like you have cracked it and your riding abilities are good; then you are not a good rider. Unfortunately; most old school riders are from that era of mindset.. Who told you that?
A riders abilites are judged only on the conditions of the ride; and what the rider is doing at the time of the ride. So many people i hear whom know of someone who crashed because "a car pulled out in front of him" all could have been avoidable if they had a decent road strategy in place. Even if it was the bikers right of way, doesn't matter if they dont see you and you dont allow time ad distance to react with a good road strategy, you will always end up worse. A riders ability is affected by a whole host of different factors: Road surface condition, weather, Mechanical condition of bike, tyres condition, brakes not to mention the 1000's of idiots who either don't see a bike or think their Mini Metro is quicker. You can have whatever road strategy you want if you meet a Di**head in a car you generally have no chance!!!
Speed and time is the number 1 thing you need to balance and get correct according to the conditions of the road traffic. Very True! You can never still account for everything unexpected
To liken motorcyle riding to climbing ladders is ridiculous. You dont go through nearly 2 grands worth of training to climb a ladder.