Q. If you live here and know of any store here or around tell me the name and address. I'd order one but I'm still a minor and a couple friends and I want to play with one.
It's not good to mess with that kind of stuff but I don't believe in god nor the devil. Don't lecture me on it, just tell me past expierences and what store i can get one at :)
It's not good to mess with that kind of stuff but I don't believe in god nor the devil. Don't lecture me on it, just tell me past expierences and what store i can get one at :)
A. waste your money at toys-r-us
Credit Card to pay for an LCD TV?
Q. Tough question here really...I'm a college student, receiving a fairly consistant flow of revenue weekly/monthly, but essentially with an unestablished credit score. I have and will be saving for a 32" -42" LCD or plasma TV, but it really has been a hassle planning day-to-day mealplans to conserve money to save when I could easily save just as much casually on a monthly basis (meaning set some aside at my leisure each week, roughly $100 a week) to pay the TV off.
Is it more intelligent to simply wait it out and save up $1300 or so for the TV and have to plan each day's meal to do so? Or to get a credit card, purchase the set with 700 dollars I already have and casually pay it off monthly ($300-400 a month)? I know...credit cards are satan, but a) Can I even really get one with a nonexistant credit score, b) Will I have the kind of limit to afford charging $600 on the card) and c) Is it worth it?
Best Buy has a no interest 'till 2010 thing going is why I ask.
Thanks all.
Thanks to everyone for great answers, you've all been very helpful. I'd like to see a few more opinions and then I'll mark a best! Thanks again for taking time to fill me in; credit cards are risky business so I wanted to get a little info.
Is it more intelligent to simply wait it out and save up $1300 or so for the TV and have to plan each day's meal to do so? Or to get a credit card, purchase the set with 700 dollars I already have and casually pay it off monthly ($300-400 a month)? I know...credit cards are satan, but a) Can I even really get one with a nonexistant credit score, b) Will I have the kind of limit to afford charging $600 on the card) and c) Is it worth it?
Best Buy has a no interest 'till 2010 thing going is why I ask.
Thanks all.
Thanks to everyone for great answers, you've all been very helpful. I'd like to see a few more opinions and then I'll mark a best! Thanks again for taking time to fill me in; credit cards are risky business so I wanted to get a little info.
A. I got a credit card through my college alumni association in order to build up credit. So I only bought things I could pay for and paid them off the next month. Some credit better than no credit. Then later for this Christmas my boyfriend had saved up money for a 42" Projection tv at circuit city which we had to buy at memphis because it was out of stock everywhere else. It was stolen out of the back seat of our extended cab truck (broke window and hit truck while leaving) while we were in toys r us for 15 minutes picking up a Wii for his daughter. So I decided since he bought the last tv, I will buy this one. Put it on the card and now it feels like a huge weight around my neck. (Just think- $1100 with a minimum payment of $15 per month would take forever to pay off!). A new semester started and I was only able to pay the minimum last month. I plan on pouring money into it like crazy and have it paid off before may with my little 15 hour a week job. Save up the money, wait, purchase tv last if you are shopping and go home immediately (carry a gun in vehicle even!) Sorry, but I am almost paranoid now.
1. Yes you can get a card. I got one, and only have a cell phone and local phone on my credit history. Couldn't even get an old navy card.
2. My limit was 1500 and because I paid off quickly, they raised the limit without me asking to 2000.
3. Worth it- No. Finance through best buy if you can instead. It will reduce temptation to use card elsewhere, and as Dave Ramsey/ with a waterboy twist says- It's the devil!
1. Yes you can get a card. I got one, and only have a cell phone and local phone on my credit history. Couldn't even get an old navy card.
2. My limit was 1500 and because I paid off quickly, they raised the limit without me asking to 2000.
3. Worth it- No. Finance through best buy if you can instead. It will reduce temptation to use card elsewhere, and as Dave Ramsey/ with a waterboy twist says- It's the devil!
Is there a Toy "R" Us store by the Wolfechase Galleria Mall in Memphis TN?
Q.
A. Yes. It is across Germantown parkway, west of the Mall in that big shopping area there. there is a home Depot right next to it.
the economy of Memphis TN?
Q. is it me or does MEmphis have a bad economy?? why does it??? its poverty rate is high and its crime rate is high, and how come it does not have good malls and 2 are dead and or really vacant, There is only one Toys r us left after 2 of the 3 closed, THERE IS ONLY ONE KMART LEFT!!!!! and 3 Best Buys. AND IS THERE MANY JOBS THERE.
IS Memphis' economy bad and how big is the airport there?
IS Memphis' economy bad and how big is the airport there?
A. Daniel, many of the larger and older manufacturing industries have left Memphis.
The service industries are now the biggest employer - 27% of total wages.
Industries that have continued to flourish include financial services, food processing, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices.
If your trained in any of those fields you might find work.
The airport:
More major metro areas can be reached overnight from Memphis than any other city in the central U.S.
These advantages have made Memphis an ideal location for manufacturing and distribution operations, and resulted in much of Memphis' business development.
For example, Memphis International Airport, which serves as the primary hub for FedEx shipping, is the world's busiest in terms of cargo tonnage.
The Memphis International Airport is huge.
Northwest Airlines operates its third-largest passenger hub in Memphis.
http://www.mscaa.com/
The service industries are now the biggest employer - 27% of total wages.
Industries that have continued to flourish include financial services, food processing, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices.
If your trained in any of those fields you might find work.
The airport:
More major metro areas can be reached overnight from Memphis than any other city in the central U.S.
These advantages have made Memphis an ideal location for manufacturing and distribution operations, and resulted in much of Memphis' business development.
For example, Memphis International Airport, which serves as the primary hub for FedEx shipping, is the world's busiest in terms of cargo tonnage.
The Memphis International Airport is huge.
Northwest Airlines operates its third-largest passenger hub in Memphis.
http://www.mscaa.com/
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