Having a hard time finding the OEM stuff. Read up on the EBC stuff and it seems to be the way to go
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Quote from: gearhead400 on June 17, 2010, 09:44:30 PM
If I were on the market for a new muscle car, that GT would be in my garage in a heartbeat. If I had twice the money to spend however, it'd be a cts-v
Quote from: Sleazy_Rider78 on October 23, 2009, 06:54:40 PM
Sorry to hear about the bad news. I lost my job this year as well. Regarding the timeframe that your employer gave you, don't count on being employed up to March. Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. Keep your head up and start looking for a job right away.
Wish you the best of luck.
Quote from: AintSkeered on April 28, 2009, 02:35:13 PM
The time to eliminate your debt is today, when the economy is bad! Then, in a couple of years, lending terms will improve and you'll have already been on your way to improving your credit history, instead of still being in debt.
Quote from: AintSkeered on February 11, 2009, 08:07:28 PM
Just Google it for more information. I'm not going to get into the details only because I don't get paid for it and won't waste my time debating it with the self-righteous. If you're in trouble with credit cards, I assure you that their are laws to help you and your families.
Quote from: AintSkeered on February 11, 2009, 07:58:24 PM
It's happening to everyone and is due to the fact that our economy is so fundamentally sound. In fact, those crooks are not only lowering limits, but, suddenly raising the interest rates on existing alleged debt. Banks aren't allowed to do that on car loans, home loans, etc., but, can legally due it on credit cards because they're not considered loans and thus it's alleged debt. Since they're not considered to be loans, you can default on that alleged debt, legally. Don't believe me, just Google Debt Reduction, Debt Elimination, not Debt Consolidation(hge difference). Screw them back. Now's the time. We're forgiving these very same banks and big businesses for their bad judgment/investments/loans by bailing them out with hundreds of billions our tax dollars. You can take a bailout, too.
I will stay with them, but I will really be checking into their monthly statements better for hidden charges. This was a lesson learned!
Quote from: IXIswamperIXI on December 28, 2008, 07:07:06 PM
I am not a picky person or hard to make happy with service BUT as a small business owner myself it really bothers me when a big business makes "misstakes" that ALWAYS favor them even if it is only a couple of dollars, multiply that by millions of people who might overlook it and poof millions in revenue! If I am successful in my business it is going to be my way of "sticking it to the man" by showing big business what customer service is. Sorry about the rant LOL (and the run on)
Quote from: Southern4x4 on December 28, 2008, 12:21:29 PM
Ya they screw me every so often. Ive had a few phone bills over $600 cause they took stuff off my plan such as free incoming and texting. Raised a little hell afterwards and got full credit for each one back. Everysince they merged or whatever theyve gone down hill quite a bit.
Quote from: Da_Mtg_Man on December 28, 2008, 08:34:36 AM
I guess it doesn't really matter what company it is, No company can keep everyone happy, There are going to be issues sometimes. I've been with Sprint for 10+ years and I love the phone service as well as the customer service. Yeah, I've had to call before to get something reversed or credited but they always take good care of me. I'm happy with them overall.