Tough question, but the best answer (probably) is that you'll have to save up the money to buy it. If no one will finance your venture, that's about all that's left that is legal and that won't put you in a vice. Certainly there is nothing stopping you from continuing to look for a company that will make the loan to you. Next time you ask for financing, if they say no, ask then who they know that might be willing to finance you. In fact, go back to the companies that turned you down and ask them again. And if they still say no, ask them for a recommendation. Keep after it. Be smart about this, and make the best choices. Good luck.
give it all to me
A lot and you can give it to meand me...
yeah but they will only give you a buck
50 million dollars
go into a shop and give it to the shop keeper
If you were to pay 10 bucks a gram, you would pay 4530 dollars a pound, but dealers would probably give it to you for 3500-4000 dollars
you are very steady on the ripstick
He tried to hold the wheel steady during the storm.
what do you mean by give her $4,000? what does she need it for and do you have it to spare? Owner talk: Yes i have a little to spare about $3500, should I? if you want to
IF they get more than you owe, they will have to give you the surplus. It is your best interest to payoff B4 they sell. Go do it. NOW
It all depends on what game it is. If you bought a game for $20 or less, gamestop will give you 1-5 dollars If you bought it for 21-30 dollars, gamestop will give you 6-10 dollars If you bought it for 31-40 dollars, gamestop will give you 11-20 dollars If you bought it for 41-50 dollars, gamestop will give you 20-25 dollars If you bought a game for higher than 50 dollars, gamestop will give you 30 or more dollars
3500
10 dollars
If I have ten dollars and give you five dollars, then I have given you fifty percent of my ten dollars
nobody knows
To give steady voltages at the levels the equipment requires.
stop or give way.