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Is stoozing still worth it?
 
            
                
                    ashlar77                
                
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                    Hi everyone,
I used to stooze in the olden days when balance transfer fees were unheard of.
Since then I got into debt, and stopped stoozing for a while. I am finally debt free again :T and I was thinking about trying the stoozing game again.
My question is this: is it still worthwhile to stooze with BT fees taking a big cut of your profits?
Well there are still people on this board, so some must think so. Go on then, convince me!
                I used to stooze in the olden days when balance transfer fees were unheard of.
Since then I got into debt, and stopped stoozing for a while. I am finally debt free again :T and I was thinking about trying the stoozing game again.
My question is this: is it still worthwhile to stooze with BT fees taking a big cut of your profits?
Well there are still people on this board, so some must think so. Go on then, convince me!
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            Keep a look out for long repayment periods and capped BT fees.
 Good deals are starting to dry up though.Apparently I'm 10 years old on MSE. Happy birthday to me...etc0
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            I stopped 'fast' stoozing ages ago; I've taken to slow stoozing now - 0% on purchases offers for at 12 months e.g.Conjugating the verb 'to be":
 -o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries0
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            try HSBC.....it's 0%until April 08 and they gave me a decent limit.Wombling £457.410
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