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FormerSanDiegan,

Thank you for your generosity. My SSN was in the first batch and I received the check last week. Spent 1/3 of it sending my dog to the emergency vet two days later from a severe allergic reaction, and took the rest to my savings stockpile.

[sd_bear]

FormerSanDiegan,

Thank you for your generosity. My SSN was in the first batch and I received the check last week. Spent 1/3 of it sending my dog to the emergency vet two days later from a severe allergic reaction, and took the rest to my savings stockpile.

[sd_bear]

FormerSanDiegan,

Thank you for your generosity. My SSN was in the first batch and I received the check last week. Spent 1/3 of it sending my dog to the emergency vet two days later from a severe allergic reaction, and took the rest to my savings stockpile.

[sd_bear]

FormerSanDiegan,

Thank you for your generosity. My SSN was in the first batch and I received the check last week. Spent 1/3 of it sending my dog to the emergency vet two days later from a severe allergic reaction, and took the rest to my savings stockpile.

[sd_bear]

FormerSanDiegan,

Thank you for your generosity. My SSN was in the first batch and I received the check last week. Spent 1/3 of it sending my dog to the emergency vet two days later from a severe allergic reaction, and took the rest to my savings stockpile.

[sd_bear]

I asked about this a few months ago and even signed up for an account, but chickened out at the last minute. If people are willing to walk away from hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of loans, I don’t see why anyone would blink an eye at a couple thousand. On top of the recession, I just don’t trust people to pay me back.

[sd_bear]

I asked about this a few months ago and even signed up for an account, but chickened out at the last minute. If people are willing to walk away from hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of loans, I don’t see why anyone would blink an eye at a couple thousand. On top of the recession, I just don’t trust people to pay me back.

[sd_bear]

I asked about this a few months ago and even signed up for an account, but chickened out at the last minute. If people are willing to walk away from hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of loans, I don’t see why anyone would blink an eye at a couple thousand. On top of the recession, I just don’t trust people to pay me back.

[sd_bear]

I asked about this a few months ago and even signed up for an account, but chickened out at the last minute. If people are willing to walk away from hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of loans, I don’t see why anyone would blink an eye at a couple thousand. On top of the recession, I just don’t trust people to pay me back.

[sd_bear]

I asked about this a few months ago and even signed up for an account, but chickened out at the last minute. If people are willing to walk away from hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of loans, I don’t see why anyone would blink an eye at a couple thousand. On top of the recession, I just don’t trust people to pay me back.

[sd_bear]

Everyone at my high school was required to take a money management class their junior or senior year. This was in ’99. They taught us how to use credit cards, how to balance a checkbook, and why you should start saving for retirement immediately. It actually went into great detail about compounding interest and so forth.

In high school I didn’t even understand how credit cards really worked. I thought it was a card you use to make purchasing easier, and then you just pay the bill at the end of the month. I had no idea about debt and that you could choose not to pay the full amount. I think its because my parents brainwashed me from youth to never have debt.

[sd_bear]

Everyone at my high school was required to take a money management class their junior or senior year. This was in ’99. They taught us how to use credit cards, how to balance a checkbook, and why you should start saving for retirement immediately. It actually went into great detail about compounding interest and so forth.

In high school I didn’t even understand how credit cards really worked. I thought it was a card you use to make purchasing easier, and then you just pay the bill at the end of the month. I had no idea about debt and that you could choose not to pay the full amount. I think its because my parents brainwashed me from youth to never have debt.

[sd_bear]

Everyone at my high school was required to take a money management class their junior or senior year. This was in ’99. They taught us how to use credit cards, how to balance a checkbook, and why you should start saving for retirement immediately. It actually went into great detail about compounding interest and so forth.

In high school I didn’t even understand how credit cards really worked. I thought it was a card you use to make purchasing easier, and then you just pay the bill at the end of the month. I had no idea about debt and that you could choose not to pay the full amount. I think its because my parents brainwashed me from youth to never have debt.

[sd_bear]

Everyone at my high school was required to take a money management class their junior or senior year. This was in ’99. They taught us how to use credit cards, how to balance a checkbook, and why you should start saving for retirement immediately. It actually went into great detail about compounding interest and so forth.

In high school I didn’t even understand how credit cards really worked. I thought it was a card you use to make purchasing easier, and then you just pay the bill at the end of the month. I had no idea about debt and that you could choose not to pay the full amount. I think its because my parents brainwashed me from youth to never have debt.

[sd_bear]

Everyone at my high school was required to take a money management class their junior or senior year. This was in ’99. They taught us how to use credit cards, how to balance a checkbook, and why you should start saving for retirement immediately. It actually went into great detail about compounding interest and so forth.

In high school I didn’t even understand how credit cards really worked. I thought it was a card you use to make purchasing easier, and then you just pay the bill at the end of the month. I had no idea about debt and that you could choose not to pay the full amount. I think its because my parents brainwashed me from youth to never have debt.

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