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    Looking for line of credit

    Discussion in 'Notebook and Tech Bargains' started by jukisthe, Dec 6, 2006.

  1. jukisthe

    jukisthe Newbie

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    Does anyone know of a online notebook dealer or simular, that gives a line of credit with people that might have less than perfect credit? I've a small buisness, and recently had my notebooks stolen, and am having trouble purchasing new ones. Because I do a lot of my business on computers, I've fallen behind on some payments, but am caught up, and now unable to purchase what I need to keep going, I'm running off of a friends computer right now.
    So if anyone knows of a computer store, or the likes that approve on less than perfect credit, I'd really appreciate a link or two, if not, thanks for your help.
     
    jukisthe, Dec 6, 2006
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  2. Gautam

    Gautam election 2008 NBR Reviewer

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    Dell would do it - not because they are altruistic - but becasue they are anxious to make the sale. They might even waive interest fees for 6 or 12 months for you.
     
    Gautam, Dec 6, 2006
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    WireNine Notebook Enthusiast

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    How do you get them to waive the interest off for you?
     
    WireNine, Dec 7, 2006
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