@StartingOver10 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
If your credit is good enough to get all these prime credit cards with bonuses then surely it's good enough to get a 3k personal loan . Pay off the $1000 and pay the monthly loan bill with the remaining 2k . You should be able to find a job before the 2k runs out^^^Lost my post. Long story short. OP,why are you thinking of adding debt/credit lines when you have no income?Makes no sense. You need income to repay any new credit lines or future debt you pick up. Don't make any application until you have income.
Also, what would you write down for income/employment?
@Anonymous wrote:
@09Lexie wrote:
@StartingOver10 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
If your credit is good enough to get all these prime credit cards with bonuses then surely it's good enough to get a 3k personal loan . Pay off the $1000 and pay the monthly loan bill with the remaining 2k . You should be able to find a job before the 2k runs out^^^Lost my post. Long story short. OP,why are you thinking of adding debt/credit lines when you have no income?Makes no sense. You need income to repay any new credit lines or future debt you pick up. Don't make any application until you have income.Also, what would you write down for income/employment?
I'm guessing the OP lives with their parents right now? Household Income would apply.
Oh no, not this discussion of household income again 
... Kids of parents can't count there parents income, although I am sure quite a few do indeed do it.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Membersince2013 wrote:Seems like a good idea to me. I'm interested in how do you plan on getting 1k through sign up bonuses.
I was thinking the same thing. It seems like a good idea on paper, but it might be difficult to execute. What I'm having difficulty grasping is that most sign-up offers require you to spend x amount of money. Wouldn't that money be better spent paying off your debt? I'm personally not sure if using sign-up bonuses would save you much time seeing as how you want to immediately relieve yourself of that $1,000 hole.
+1, i thot the same thing.
@Anonymous wrote:I have a $1000 that I definitely want to pay off right now. I'm currently unemployed, and my parents don't want to help me. They are willing to put spend on my credit cards and pay it back... So any advice?? Should I signup for credit cards to get the bonuses to help me? Is this wise or unwise?
This is unwise. It seems like a cash flow opportunity but will warp your perception about what should go on the card, resulting in too many charges, more debt than you probably can handle right now, even if your parents front you the money, because you will find uses for that cash while it waits.
I would focus all energies into cutting costs, picking away at the existing $1,000 at minimum payments to stay current, and do your best to get a job.
Good luck to you. Getting through this will make you stronger.
@Anonymous wrote:I have a $1000 that I definitely want to pay off right now. I'm currently unemployed, and my parents don't want to help me. They are willing to put spend on my credit cards and pay it back... So any advice?? Should I signup for credit cards to get the bonuses to help me? Is this wise or unwise?
Best Approach? Get a job.
Signing up for credit cards should be the last thing on your mind until you have stable employment. Getting a credit card before a job would only compound your problems, not solve them.
Good luck!
@Dw4250 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I have a $1000 that I definitely want to pay off right now. I'm currently unemployed, and my parents don't want to help me. They are willing to put spend on my credit cards and pay it back... So any advice?? Should I signup for credit cards to get the bonuses to help me? Is this wise or unwise?
Best Approach? Get a job.
Signing up for credit cards should be the last thing on your mind until you have stable employment. Getting a credit card before a job would only compound your problems, not solve them.
Good luck!
Why get a job when credit cards are free? 
@Anonymous wrote:
@09Lexie wrote:
@StartingOver10 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
If your credit is good enough to get all these prime credit cards with bonuses then surely it's good enough to get a 3k personal loan . Pay off the $1000 and pay the monthly loan bill with the remaining 2k . You should be able to find a job before the 2k runs out^^^Lost my post. Long story short. OP,why are you thinking of adding debt/credit lines when you have no income?Makes no sense. You need income to repay any new credit lines or future debt you pick up. Don't make any application until you have income.Also, what would you write down for income/employment?
I'm guessing the OP lives with their parents right now? Household Income would apply.
These are the same parents that will not help now? IF, OP could use HHI to apply it's obvious from the post they will not be paying OPs bills.
The HHI has been discussed here a lot and if there was ever a case of which it does not apply- it would be this one.