since i applied for credit card receive penfed/jfcu/bofa/amex/wamu/bestbuystorecard/bestbuymastercard/jcpenny/target/capitalone/. i have plenty of credit that i had to go out and buy me a blackberry phone enter all of my credit into my phone and set the dates that all of them is due and to remind me of my payment dates so i want never be late soon will be at the 800mark never be late...........................................
LOL!
That is hilarious!!
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An excel spreadsheet is cheaper
But Excel spreadsheets cause excessive drinking! Well, they do with me, anyway.
@MidnightVoice wrote:
An excel spreadsheet is cheaper
I use the calendar function on Outlook. I enter a month's worth of expected statement dates on the calendar, and so the next three or four due dates always display over on the right when I check my e-mail. Of course, if I had any kind of life that would result in appointments for events other than paying CC's, this wouldn't work very well.
I'm still living in the dinosaur age. I write it in a calendar notebook. 
Do whatever it takes,as long as you are one step ahead .
Sylviatob you are not alone . Me too 
I would love to move into the Crackberry world. It's just that I'm pretty sure that I would utilize about one-half of one percent of its potential!
And yes, all this stuff is written in my planner as well. I was thinking that my Outlook method was pretty high-tech...
And yes, all this stuff is written in my planner as well. I was thinking that my Outlook method was pretty high-tech...