Finance – A New Way to Say "Bill Me Later"
What is real… money or currency? Quite simply, they are both real! The obvious question is this, which of the two has real value? In a nutshell; to understand the significance of the difference we really have to take a glimpse of history. I know most of us have heard of sunken treasure ships laden with vast cargos of gold and precious jewels etc. Have you ever wondered just why these ships had such cargos? We've also seen or heard of Pirates and the like… Quite simply, World Trade was traditionally done via the transfer and transport of "Real Money" – Gold and Silver, the only money universally accepted for trade in all countries.
Obviously this was a high risk business, and to limit the risk of each voyage, company structures were created. (e.g. the directors could not be sued or lose more than they had risked in the venture). This was the beginning of the Corporations and the Limited Liability Companies etc, we use today. The big question back then was, "how can we continue to trade without risking the loss of our wealth?" "Gold and Silver".
What can we do about it? First of all, we owe it to ourselves to listen to our inner wisdom. Leading psychologists suggest that there is a very practical way to do so: talking to ourselves in the mirror with an open heart and an open mind. It may feel silly, but it may just help.
When you face yourself and start your inner dialogue, you make peace within and you'll be able to ask all the difficult questions. You'll be surprised to discover that your inner self already holds the answers you're seeking.
What about Customer Service?
Bill Me Later customer service offers e-mail, regular mail and a toll-free number for contacting them. There's also a special phone number for Merchants.
How can I make Payments?
Payments to Bill Me Later can be made online and there is an option for deducting payments from a checking or savings account. You can also phone in payments and there is no added fee for the call in payment service.
But what if I can't pay within 90 days?
One recent statement from billmelater.com showed an interest rate of 19.99%. This interest rate is higher than most MasterCard, Visa and American Express accounts and about the same or lower than many store credit cards.
Here's what Bill Me Later users like about this online service:
The 90-day grace period (#1)
Special deals
Simple, uncluttered web page that is easy to use
Saving money when making travel arrangements
For disciplined shoppers, Bill Me Later can allow you to shop now with no interest for days. As long as you pay the balance off within 90 days, you'll save money on interest and avoid credit card fees. Bill Me Later can help you get started on your holiday shopping and help you keep the "Happy" in the New Year
Resource Author Francisco Rodriguez H.
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