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hover11 wrote:What brand?pugboy wrote:allyuh need to buy local
i just buy a 7cuft chest freezer in standards for $2kalfa wrote:Getting in my xmas shopping early before this forex thing get even worse
alfa wrote:Getting in my xmas shopping early before this forex thing get even worse
*KRONIK* wrote:Sponsor mih a lil something nahMaxPower wrote:Going to do some damage on Amazon.
Xmas coming up.
pugboy wrote:allyuh need to buy local
i just buy a 7cuft chest freezer in standards for $2k
What's the requirements to acquire this card?triniterribletim wrote:Cashback rate on my Ultravioleta, a Mastercard black card is 1%, plus it gives me free airport lounge access with one guest, concierge, travel, medical and repatriation insurance and assistance, complementary 10 gigs data every month in more than 100 countries, discounts on flights, hotels and car rentals. Plus you have a private global investments manager, two additional accounts denominated in US and Euro and Global debit function without fees, so you don't get charged CC processing fees, which can be high in some places. The number one rule on a credit card is spend only what you have and never let a period roll over with an open balance. Once you can do that, a credit card is a tool like any other.
88sins wrote:pugboy wrote:allyuh need to buy local
i just buy a 7cuft chest freezer in standards for $2k
Yeah, and no.
I got zero problem with buying local.
Up to and until the point where if I buy local I paying more for the item than it's worth or if I can get it for significantly less by importing it.
Because lewwe keep it 100
Plenty local small startups does price themselves out of the market, and that is usually the owners/operators own doing.
Don't try to sell me one piece of an item for $100, when I can import 8 of the same item for that to price, and try to convince that I eh want to see you gt
More important to me than whether or not you gt, is whether or not I get my value for my money, and as an alleged "businessman" you need to get very comfortable and familiar with that
Jerry84 wrote:What's the requirements to acquire this card?triniterribletim wrote:Cashback rate on my Ultravioleta, a Mastercard black card is 1%, plus it gives me free airport lounge access with one guest, concierge, travel, medical and repatriation insurance and assistance, complementary 10 gigs data every month in more than 100 countries, discounts on flights, hotels and car rentals. Plus you have a private global investments manager, two additional accounts denominated in US and Euro and Global debit function without fees, so you don't get charged CC processing fees, which can be high in some places. The number one rule on a credit card is spend only what you have and never let a period roll over with an open balance. Once you can do that, a credit card is a tool like any other.
MaxPower wrote:The canadian imported chicken cheaper than Fine Choice
DMan7 wrote:That canadian imported chicken bess tho.
DMan7 wrote:I bought the canadian frozen chicken legs in the grocery. It has cold pads between it and the packaging below to prevent it from sticking onto the package when frozen. Brilliant stuff unlike over here.
zoom rader wrote:Cause hes a jackarsewtf wrote:Chimera wrote:Lol allyuh does post info as if it's factual without knowing anything about itThe_Honourable wrote:Even if you try, you wouldn't be allowed to have so much credit cards anyway. The banks will do a credit check and once they see you have a credit card with another bank, it is unlikely they will give you another one especially if your income is tight.
The best way so far is for family members to also have credit cards.
I have 9 credit cards myself.
People who realize what was coming and what needed to be done prepared themselves.
Why exactly do you have 9 credit cards?
For business or travel purposes?
The monthly charges must be alot for those 9 cards?
One credit card is too much
Cash is king
Bro, I don't have US credit, debit cards nor a US bank account.Chimera wrote:zoom rader wrote:Cause hes a jackarsewtf wrote:Chimera wrote:Lol allyuh does post info as if it's factual without knowing anything about itThe_Honourable wrote:Even if you try, you wouldn't be allowed to have so much credit cards anyway. The banks will do a credit check and once they see you have a credit card with another bank, it is unlikely they will give you another one especially if your income is tight.
The best way so far is for family members to also have credit cards.
I have 9 credit cards myself.
People who realize what was coming and what needed to be done prepared themselves.
Why exactly do you have 9 credit cards?
For business or travel purposes?
The monthly charges must be alot for those 9 cards?
One credit card is too much
Cash is king
that easy for you to say because from your postings i assume you have US bank accounts and don't need to spend the $$ i need to spend
now several years ago....i use to have 4 credit cards which i could have spend 20k USD on each card per month
so i could have spent 80k USD a month...i could have purchased cheap items to make a $100 on
i could have purchased expensive items to make $1500- $2000 on
let me give examples
a iphone 16 pro max is around $1400 USD from apple...thats approximately 10k landed with bank rate 6.8
can you walk into the bank and get 1400 USD to buy ONE high end phone these days? and then you have to wire it? and wait for supplier to acknowledge wire and then ship
years ago when i had access to 80k us a month...it was nothing to buy 20-30 iphones and put it down and it take a month to sell plus buy plenty cheaper items to make a $100 here a $300 there a $500 there
then they start to cut credit cards....they half everything......so from 80k it gone to 40k US suddenly
so then start to have to pick and choose what you could bring
it didnt make sense buying high end phones again, when i could buy 50 cheap phones costing $200 (10k usd total) us each and sell for $400 profit each
rather than that same 10k usd could only buy 7 high end phones that probably making $1000 on each one
at that point they even start to limit how much USD you could get at the counter in the banks even when travelling so i opened accounts in all the banks and they offered me credit cards and i took them
now even with those 8 or 9 cards i only have access to $33k USD a month and that going to drop further in december
and they arent giving new cards to anyone except under strict conditions
now if i didnt have those cards.......how business suppose to run? i hadda apply for a queue and wait for $2000 usd every 2 weeks?
and considering all my cards are paid back every month without interest......i getting usd at 6.8 rather than having to pay black market 7.5 and 8 and 8.50 which i do still end up doing if i have to
i dont even import expensive phones anymore, if someone really want it i would put my markup and go buy it in the mall
imagine i would pay $10,500 for a 16 pro max in westmall and sell back for $11k or $11,500 rather than eat up my little USD to make a extra $1000 because i have to pick and choose what it spending on
and i dont even travel much anymore because that just gonna drain out the credit card USD
Trinidad spends 5m USD on apples and 500m on cars.fokhan_96 wrote:Amen Zoom!
For one they should stop importing apples and grapes... just a waste of forex... especially because of the fact the apples and grapes we get here taste like chit.. yet trinis buy it because it "foreign ".
I would rather eat a mango, pommarac, orange, sapodilla, governor plum, etc any day than a force-ripe, sour apple.
Citizens need to understand that clever marketing causing trins to waste money.fokhan_96 wrote:Amen Zoom!
For one they should stop importing apples and grapes... just a waste of forex... especially because of the fact the apples and grapes we get here taste like chit.. yet trinis buy it because it "foreign ".
I would rather eat a mango, pommarac, orange, sapodilla, governor plum, etc any day than a force-ripe, sour apple.
That 5m is not just apples either. It's actually fresh apples and pears cumulativelypaid_influencer wrote:aye doh bad talk apples and grapes. It is cheap and healthy food that stays well in storage. Local fruits good too but not always available and usually more expensive.
As Dizzy pointed out, apples not even that big a forex consumer. I think we should have a system where people pay more TT$ for every US$ they use, as a means of aligning demand with limited forex supply. People who use a lot of costly imported stuff would pay much more money while those using more local stuff would pay relatively less.
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