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Old 04-13-2009, 04:48 PM   #114
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Originally Posted by tirsales View Post
Hmm - well .. you can access your money just as easily with a credit card - after all you have to repay the money, dont you?
But when something goes wrong (i.e. your card gets stolen) it is easier to deal with a credit card than it is with debit cards, especially if the guy overdraws your bank account and now you have to argue fees with the bank. Also, a credit card company is more likely to warn you if they see unusual activity.

Not to mention there are usually more benefits that you can get with credit cards. I don't see too many debit cards that give you cash back or bonuses of some sort. As long as you pay it back every month, it can be a good deal.

Edit: sorry, I agree we are getting a bit off topic here.
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