I suppose I’m a few days late, but better late than never, right?
I have to admit that this month had some very close calls. The last four were tied and who knows how many others were cut off from the list? Anyway, here are my best visitors for the month of July:
- Thailand Land of Smiles
- 60 Were Enough
- Stir the Cauldron
- Orange Derange
- FruityOaty
- Your Hand in Mine
- Michael’s So-Called Life
- Steven Video
- The Matthias Chronicles
- Untreatable’s Blog
Thanks y’all! I’ll send credits soon.
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Now, this title says it all. I’m pretty bad at giving into my impulses when it comes to shopping. Many times, I do end up with buyer’s remorse and unfortunately, it’s gotten me in quite some binds. I’m in debt! And yes, this does not include all the money I owe to my school loans either! I’m so bad that every time a commercial on the radio comes on about Debt consolidation or Debt relief, my ears perk up.
Luckily, once in a while, there are some websites that can provide decent Debt help. The unfortunate thing for me is that excluding my loans, my debt amount usually doesn’t qualify for all of the services that are available to me. Sure, it would be nice to have someone help me consolidate my debt, but I’ve figured out that America is a place where personal responsibility reigns high. There are always going to be services that are willing to help you, but unless they’re county or non-profit organizations, all the services are just looking for ways to earn a profit.
That’s not to say that all of them are bad, however. It’s just something that I suggest most people keep an eye out for when they’re trying to find ways to deal with their debt. If the company helps you in the short run, what happens in the long run? Will you essentially be paying more out of your pocket than you would have normally?
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