virgin stooze posible

Dandytf

1800 limit virgin zero % all rounder.
is it possible to make use of purchase or transfer or money, each 0% 12 mths.
I don't have any other balances that warrant transferring from

thanks

Puddles1983

Let it be said here and now that someone with your money management skills should not remotely consider stoozing.

Dandytf

Puddles1983 said:

Let it be said here and now that someone with your money management skills should not remotely consider stoozing.

awe.

eskbanker

Dandytf said:

1800 limit virgin zero % all rounder.
is it possible to make use of purchase or transfer or money, each 0% 12 mths.
I don't have any other balances that warrant transferring from

Does the specific limit signify that you've applied for, and secured, another card without making any attempt to check the basics of its features, or is this just a hypothetical thread in lieu of reading the product page?

Dandytf

eskbanker said:

Dandytf said:

1800 limit virgin zero % all rounder.
is it possible to make use of purchase or transfer or money, each 0% 12 mths.
I don't have any other balances that warrant transferring from

Does the specific limit signify that you've applied for, and secured, another card

correct it was delivered past week approx.
not sure of any decent savings accounts, though more confident of securing a new 0% purchase card, if stoozing offers any decent 

molerat

Is there not a 2.9% fee for BT and 4% for MT ? Makes this card pretty useless for stoozing.

[Deleted User]

molerat said:

Is there not a 2.9% fee for BT and 4% for MT ? Makes this card pretty useless for stoozing.

All the more reason for him to do it and run up more debt, can then apply for another card!

Dandytf

maybe 0% Investing could be an idea, 1K or 1.5K  re paid over 10 months.

[Deleted User]

It's certainly an idea, but a terrible one.

Dandytf

Deleted_User said:

It's certainly an idea, but a terrible one.

Example current fund is 8-9% -so potential 3% profit, no guarantees of course.

crumpet_man

Dandytf said:

Deleted_User said:

It's certainly an idea, but a terrible one.

Example current fund is 8-9% -so potential 3% profit, no guarantees of course.

Also the potential to lose all of the money.