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How do people receive stolen items they buy with stolen credit cards and not get caught?
they just send the items to a different address then go get it later
What household items people buy on credit?
washing machine computer television refrigerator sofa stove
How does buying on credit work?
"buying on credit" is basically borrowing money from banks/people, so you can buy luxury items. You use it, to invest into stocks.
Do you have to be a certain age to buy items on Craig's List?
you have to have a credit card
Why were layway and credit plans popular for buying things in the 1920s?
Credit began in the 1920's so people could buy things. They used it to buy a car and other items. Pay wasn't very high so credit gave them a chance to have things.
What is additional amount of money charged to items that people buy?
Sales tax is charged to items that people buy.
Do people buy trashion?
Yes people buy items in trashion.
In UB funkeys how can you get items from your trunk?
you got to get youe parent credit card and buy loot but you need the internet you got to get your parent credit card and buy loot but you need the internet
How many Build-a-Bearville credits will a 15 dollar purchase get you?
it depends on how many items you buy. You get one credit per items bought.
Does it cost money to buy items from dsi shop?
Yes. you can use a credit card or a points card.
What are the most common credit obligations?
All purchases made with credit cards become credit obligations, in the sense that you are legally obligated to pay for the items you buy on credit. Most home buyers also require a loan to buy a house, and they are obligated to make payments on that loan. Student loans are also very common. People finance their higher education on credit, and they are obligated to make payments on those loans.
Explain why credit is considered a powerful driver of the economy?
Credit allows companies access to tools they need to produce the items we buy.
