tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-26277603.post-27198769241040928332007-06-15T18:56:00.000-05:002007-06-15T18:56:00.000-05:00Some of you who say you've never experienced problems with credit cards may think you have nothing to learn or take away from those of us who share our negative experiences and opinions of cc companies. That's fine and it doesn't offend me. I applaud those of you who've been responsible from the start. But who's really to say who's reading this PUBLIC blog? I don't think it's fair to assume everyone reading this blog is perfectly responsible with money and has nothing to learn. Why assume those with differing opinions have nothing to offer others, regardless of personal past? And whomever said a person is stupid for having credit cards is sort of like the person who said those who use cash are "lazy" (a past post) - it's ridiculous. Also, while cc companies technically "protect" you from fraud if someone makes unauthorized charges on your account, there's not much stopping the thieves who steal from the multitudes of credit card offers out of people's mailbox. Yes, this, along with a few other cc-related thefts that took a lot of time to iron out, happened to us - even if we weren't liable for the fraudulent charges in the end.MVPnoreply@blogger.com