High gas prices pinch CA college students' budgets

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text>Someday even a moron like you will realize that you can't believe what politicians will say, especially in an election year. Obama and Romney are both campaigning like crazy now... WHY is there NO mention by either party of ending government backed student loans??? WHY are both parties trying to keep the rates on government backed student loans low?? WHY did you stay home in bed the day they gave out brains?? LOL!!!!

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text>I cannot believe that people as stupid as you actually exist. OF COURSE students are NOT required to make payments on student loans until AFTER they graduate, because they DO NOT HAVE JOBS while they are in school!!! NOT having the need to pay those loans until after they graduate, allows students to go through school WITHOUT having to WORK!! Can you possibly be this mentally dysfunctional???

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text> They almost all do, you clueless dumbass!! LOL!!! If a moron like you just knew how to use a computer, all you would need to do is Google: "Obtaining a credit card without a job", "Credit cards for college students", "Credit cards for students with no credit histories", "Credit cards for students with no collateral", etc. etc. etc., and you would find many sites which could possibly even bring a moron like you back into the world of reality!! You might even get a credit card if you list your taco stand!!!

Bongo wrote:

<quoted text>When are you going to March on Sacramento to prevent the Teachers Unions and Jerry Brown from destroying your ability to get a fair deal?

Don't worry about Washington. Your enemies are in Sacramento.

Here Is One wrote:

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I think he would have to wait until she is old enough to ride the bus alone
Anyone that thinks a credit card company will give credit to a person that has no ability to repay the loan is either a moron or a child

Mark wrote:

<quoted text>How long has it been since you last attended college? I easily got a few cards my first year with no work experience, credit rating or cosigners. Banks are very liberal with giving cards to college students. As a matter of fact legislation was passed a few years back in an attempt to prevent this, because students were piling up large debts. Banks get around it by asking for a declaration of income but rarely bother to verify what the student puts down. I'm OK with my card use, but some students get into serious debt. When you add this to huge student loan debts, it is no surprise that some will go into default.

Mark wrote:

<quoted text>How long has it been since you last attended college? I easily got a few cards my first year with no work experience, credit rating or cosigners. Banks are very liberal with giving cards to college students. As a matter of fact legislation was passed a few years back in an attempt to prevent this, because students were piling up large debts. Banks get around it by asking for a declaration of income but rarely bother to verify what the student puts down. I'm OK with my card use, but some students get into serious debt. When you add this to huge student loan debts, it is no surprise that some will go into default.

Here Is One wrote:

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you are the one listening to what oslama is saying.........LOL
I am telling you what he DID
But you are right that actions speak louder then words but you are too stupid to understand the actions prove you a fool..........LOL

Here Is One wrote:

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I think he would have to wait until she is old enough to ride the bus alone
Anyone that thinks a credit card company will give credit to a person that has no ability to repay the loan is either a moron or a child

Mark wrote:

<quoted text> How long has it been since you last attended college? I easily got a few cards my first year with no work experience, credit rating or cosigners. Banks are very liberal with giving cards to college students. As a matter of fact legislation was passed a few years back in an attempt to prevent this, because students were piling up large debts. Banks get around it by asking for a declaration of income but rarely bother to verify what the student puts down. I'm OK with my card use, but some students get into serious debt. When you add this to huge student loan debts, it is no surprise that some will go into default.

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text> You are the moron who is totally disconnected from reality! How do you think so many first year college students are able to get credit cards, when most of them never worked a day in their lives? I bet you went to Mexico so you could get a cheap supply of drugs to feed your brain with! LOL!!!

Joey Sanchez wrote:

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Huh? Just because some one sends you a Credit Card doesn't mean you have to USE IT if you can't pay the tab.
Any twelve year old would know better.

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text> Why not use it? Credit cards come in really handy when you are low on cash or want to make a mail order purchase over the internet. Most college students have no problem paying their card bills, either from their allowance money or with funds they receive from student grants and loans.

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text> You are an incompetent fool who is totally disconnected from reality. NO LAW or proposal has EVER been passed eliminating government backed student loans, nor will there be! If you are too stupid to realize that any party who passes such legislation would lose support from most of America's younger generation as well as their parents, then you really do need mental help.

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text> You are the moron who is totally disconnected from reality! How do you think so many first year college students are able to get credit cards, when most of them never worked a day in their lives? I bet you went to Mexico so you could get a cheap supply of drugs to feed your brain with! LOL!!!

Morris the Cat wrote:

<quoted text> Get a job, punk.

Here Is One wrote:

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Then why can't you post a bank that will do this???????
I have called Citibank, BOA, Wels Fargo and Capitol One and they all say that you are a liar.........LOL
The only way they will issue a student that is not working a credit card is if they use a 3rd party as the co signer..........ROTFLMAO

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text> No thanks, don't need one!

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College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text>No thanks, don't need one!

College Undergrad wrote:

<quoted text>They almost all do, you brainless fool!! Do you have difficulty reading, or is your biggest problem reading comprehension? Of course banks are going to ask all applicants to indicate income on their cc applications. Did you not understand what that poster Mark just said? If you are a new college student, the banks will approve you even if your source of income is an allowance from your parents, and you do not need a cosigner!! When were you in school, 30 years ago? I feel as if I am conversing with a damn 5 year old child!!!