Temporary, pay as you ho credit cards

[StreetSleeper]

The pay cash credit card.?.

Which one is the cheapest?

Where do you get it?

I want to get Disney for one month, and never pay again or deal with canceling and continuous charges.

Does Anybody use these?

 

[mopardude62]

I never put my personal credit card number out on any website. I’ll go buy a Visa gift card and use that for Internet purchases.

Once a company has your credit card number, you might be subject to unauthorized charges, theft or fraud.

I even have an additional bank account at a different bank linked to my PayPal account. I keep just enough money in there to cover my purchases I make through PayPal.

I’ve heard horror stories of people having a dispute with PayPal and they just go into your account and take your money! F that! I don’t like PayPal but also realize in today’s society they’re a necessary evil.

 

[JDMopar]

Wait a minute.......are Ho's taking credit cards now?!?!

 

[Jeff Seighman]

WOW. I'm gonna be busy

 

[RustyRatRod]

Pay as you ho? Sounds like an interesting concept, but I'd rather GET paid as I ho.

 

[StreetSleeper]

Wait a minute.......are Ho's taking credit cards now?!?!

Missed that typo!
Cell phone and old eyes

 

[JDMopar]

Missed that typo!
Cell phone and old eyes

I figured that, cause I'm right there with you.

 

[go-fish]

Disney? pshhh! Brain rot.

Cancellation fees, terms on cancelling and it's affects on future subscription, ... read the fine print! I did this once with a Discount Tire credit card. Saved big money on tires but it hits your credit when you come and when you go. Adding/Cancelling lines of credit can have negative impacts.

 

[missing linc]

I got burned once on pay per view sports event by a scam website. Now I have 1 credit card with a very low limit that I use for any online purchases from sites that I haven't used before. Other sites that I use regularly and trust, I don't worry about.
As for the 'pay as you ho', well that's an interesting concept, but I'm with RustyRatRod on that one, I'd rather be the one getting paid!

 

[RedFish]

I have to agree with the above.
If you should die, someone else has to deal with which way your dead presidents were flying. If you should fall off the grid for a year or so and come back, you could find a lot of things changed that you had no control over. Your bank changed names, credit card number got changed twice due to hacks. PayPal will not let you fix all these things that went wrong while you were down. Beleive me, we did try. Today I spend out of pocket to avoid e-commerce. Feck PayPal and all those like them.
Keep personal checking, home mortgage, auto loans, etc.., separate from e-commerce.

 

[jos51700]

I got One Pay from Walmart for doing PayPal things, and they started charging fees if I didn't use it.

Buh bye!

 

[jbc426]

Come on guys, just get the chip implanted, your face digitized and recognized and retire your cash for Digital Currency.

 

[StreetSleeper]

Disney? pshhh! Brain rot.

Cancellation fees, terms on cancelling and it's affects on future subscription, ... read the fine print! I did this once with a Discount Tire credit card. Saved big money on tires but it hits your credit when you come and when you go. Adding/Cancelling lines of credit can have negative impacts.

I want to see Andor season 2 (kinda of the rise of the rebellion from Star Wars.

I have been hooked on Star Wars since I first saw it, and that is the brain rot I choose. Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Issac Asimov, I was happy with them once, yet
Andor & Rogue One were good Star Wars sequels in a sea of bad sequels. It’s just my cup of tea and it’s only 30 days to watch a few episodes.

I don’t drink, smoke, no tattoos, and have had to cut back on sugar, let me have a little brain rot, to your health sir!

A pay as you go credit card doesn’t give you any line of credit.

You pay cash and a huge fee to use a restricted credit card, anonymously.

 

[StreetSleeper]

I got burned once on pay per view sports event by a scam website. Now I have 1 credit card with a very low limit that I use for any online purchases from sites that I haven't used before. Other sites that I use regularly and trust, I don't worry about.
As for the 'pay as you ho', well that's an interesting concept, but I'm with RustyRatRod on that one, I'd rather be the one getting paid!

This is for you sir!

 

[StreetSleeper]

I have to agree with the above.
If you should die, someone else has to deal with which way your dead presidents were flying. If you should fall off the grid for a year or so and come back, you could find a lot of things changed that you had no control over. Your bank changed names, credit card number got changed twice due to hacks. PayPal will not let you fix all these things that went wrong while you were down. Beleive me, we did try. Today I spend out of pocket to avoid e-commerce. Feck PayPal and all those like them.
Keep personal checking, home mortgage, auto loans, etc.., separate from e-commerce.

It does not have anything to do with your name or your bank.

It is an anonymous credit card.

I was just looking for one with the best fee.

 

[StreetSleeper]

Come on guys, just get the chip implanted, your face digitized and recognized and retire your cash for Digital Currency.

England IS implementing a ’Digital ID’ which is everything that you are joking about

and what we all fear as a reality, for people now being institutionalized.

Just like Orwell and China with a social credit score that can prevent travel, protest,
and remember with Covid, they wanted to block your ‘privilege’ to buy groceries without compliance.

 

[StreetSleeper]

Disney? pshhh! Brain rot.

Cancellation fees, terms on cancelling and it's affects on future subscription, ... read the fine print! I did this once with a Discount Tire credit card. Saved big money on tires but it hits your credit when you come and when you go. Adding/Cancelling lines of credit can have negative impacts.

Did you hear that
DoorDash partners with the financing company
Klarna to offer a "buy now, pay later" service, allowing customers to pay for food deliveries in installments?

Each ‘loan’ is a line of credit

Total prey upon the ignorant evil nonsense.

I wonder if they go broke when everyone defaults on their door dash food delivery loan?

 

[missing linc]

This is for you sir!

 

[RedFish]

England IS implementing a ’Digital ID’ which is everything that you are joking about

and what we all fear as a reality, for people now being institutionalized.

Just like Orwell and China with a social credit score that can prevent travel, protest,
and remember with Covid, they wanted to block your ‘privilege’ to buy groceries without compliance.

I do recognize this thread going off on wild tangents from where it began. I see that I too have already fued that.

This is for you sir!

Totally love this though. Happy moparing.

 

[StreetSleeper]

It started with his wife, really getting after the dude that ordered wrestling pay-per-view, so he got the morning radio show to get even with her. I bet he’s less married than I am now, (Divorced) or she is the greatest above-marginally, patient woman on the planet!

 

[jos51700]

Did you hear that
DoorDash partners with the financing company
Klarna to offer a "buy now, pay later" service, allowing customers to pay for food deliveries in installments?

Each ‘loan’ is a line of credit

Total prey upon the ignorant evil nonsense.

I wonder if they go broke when everyone defaults on their door dash food delivery loan?

Financing the food-taxi, eh?

This country is circling the drain.