Morning Deals
- Equifax: Free FICO credit score for first 10,000 people. Absolutely free, no credit card required, this is your actual FICO score.
- Microsoft: 30% Off eBay Buy It Now Items with CashBack Program
- 4seasonswine: 6 Bottles of Wine for $40 (Including Shipping & Tax) plus 2 Free Gifts (just cancel the membership if you don't want it afterwards
- PetSmart : $10 off $40 w/ coupon code: OCTSAVE
- ZipZoomFly: Seagate Barracuda 1TB SATA II Hard Drive for $119.99 + $7.85 Shipping
- NewEgg: SCEPTRE 46" 1080p LCD HDTV for $999 w/ Free shipping
- priceline.com: Priceline.com: Select AirTran flights from $59, more
- Apple Store: Refurbished Apple iPod MP3 Players: iPod nano 4GB from $79 + free shipping, more
- Vanns.com: Klipsch Synergy Series Speakers and Subwoofers from $80 + free shipping
- Amazon: Save 20% to 60% off Microsoft Mice, Keyboards, & Webcams
- Best Buy: Westinghouse 19-inch Dual Input LCD Monitor $160
- Circuit City: Acer 16-inch Core 2 Duo Notebook $700 Shipped
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@MaelstromRider: Managed to see mine with no problems whatsoever. Just keep at it.
That said, many thanks to ya, Ben. Half day at work only gets better when you read that your credit score isn't just good, it's damn good.
"Avoid opening more credit accounts at this time and as a general rule, if you don't need or plan to use credit, don't apply for it."
I find it interesting that getting 50 bucks off on an xbox by signing up for a credit card I will never use can somehow hurt my credit score. If anything as a result I have more money and should be a safer borrower.
@Corporate_guy: I THINK opening new lines of credit is seemed as risky behavior; it makes you look desperate for money. It doesn't matter what your history says, it's all just part of their metrics.
@Rectilinear Propagation: The "10,000" figure is probably a fake number, it's most likely an all-day promotion. Especially when the Equifax marketing gurus have a chance to capture hundreds of thousands of emails and mailing addresses for their databases for little cost to them...
@warf0x0r: Because it is at Newegg. Click on the deal on COnsumerist, it takes you to the "deal" site, where there is a link to Newegg.
@Moosehawk: I guess that shows how much I know. Apparently my MBA from Phoenix online college isn't worth the paper it wasn't printed on.
@MaelstromRider: I had to call Equifax and actually speak to a human before getting my credit score. I have it now and I'm ready to get a mortgage!
@Neophiliack: I have that TV and I love it. I needed lots of ports for PC, HDMI and component and it's got it.



















I love how the "morning deals" come after a post about the senate passing a multi-billion dollar bailout.
I'm still bitter as all hell about this bailout. Maybe a CEO can buy me that 1080p LCD TV.
America, what a joke.