Where can I finance a computer with no credit?
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Dell Computers offers a credit line.  Low minimum payments - high interest.  If you buy an XP, it's not interest for 18 months.  Easy to quality if you go on-line to the dell site and click "apply for dell preferred account' (DPA).
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Don't know about that, but I know http://www.ebay.com is a good place to sell your computer, you could even make it so it's local pickup only (I do believe).
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Try a credit union or the UK equivalent of that
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You can get a loan from your credit card. Ask for a cash advance. However, use it only for an emergency because it charges very high rates.
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If you have credit without bad mark on it I am sure you can get a loan from a private source(bank or person).  Also depending on how much you need you maybe able to use other options like credit cards.
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Let's first look at why you don't have a credit card and its implication to your getting resources for your business:\n\na. You have poor credit - if you have no credit cards because no company would approve you for line of credit, chances are also very high that no banks will lend you loans. Having a business plan is not enough; some banks would not even look at your business plan if you have poor credit history. Even SBA loan is a long shot.\n\nb. You have no credit history - either because you are an immigrant or you are a young person just starting out in life. In this case, you have to have a business plan PLUS a collateral or loan guarantor when you approach a bank.\n\nCredit cards have become an important source of financing for many small business entrepreneurs, especially those who cannot get a loan or will not require a significant amount of money. They use credit cards to buy their equipment, pay their suppliers, buy inventory, etc.\n\nWithout access to credit cards, your best sources of capital include your savings, your family, or your friends. You may also be able to find an investor willing to help you out, but the investor must either believe in your business idea so much, or the investor must believe in you as a person and your determination to succeed. I know some entrepreneurs who got financing because the investor just loved their tenacity to succeed.\n\nOtherwise, you scale down your plans or wait for a better time to start a business -- and that is if your financial condition improves.
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Ya, just call a credit card company. They'll give you credit as long as you're not currently in bankruptcy. You may have a high interest rate and/or a low limit, but it's credit.\n\nhttp://www.creditcards.com/
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You could try to borry to cover the machine payments, but it would end up digging you a deeper hole.  Then you would have a  new loan for the same amount or more and have machines that arn't going to make your business profitable.  So then would you take out another credit arrangement to buy new machines on top of that?  Never buy equiptment or any other item on credit that will be unusable before the term of the credit has expired.  Sell the machines and get the most you can for them and see where you go for there.
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TRY DIRECTMERCHANTSBANK.COM OR GMFLEXCARD.COM OR WELLSFARGO.COM\n\nNO ANNUAL FEE, NO PROCESSING FEE AND NO SECURITY DEPOSIT.YOU WANT TO STAY AWAY FROM ALL OF THAT.\n\nIF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY CREDIT THOSE CREDIT CARD WOULD HELP YOU TO BUILD YOUR CREDIT. GOOD LUCK!!!
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There are many sites on the internet. geeks.com computer-show.com How much do you wish to spend? 10,000 is a lot, got warehouse? Maybe place ads in newspapers, will pick up your computer scrap for free! Old stuff is cheap, newer stuff costs money. Maybe auctions bid4assets.com? Government auctions sell stuff by the palet, got fork-lift?\nMIKE
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Visit the website of you particular credit card.  You don't need software.
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Depends where you are in the world, but a credit card may be the fastest route to the credit.  Or a loan from a local bank - however they will require some collateral.
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The first rule of economics is, "There is no free lunch."  You may see offers for a "Free PC".  But, the fine print says that you agree to pay an internet service provider $25 a month for a year or two for their service.\n\nThrift stores in these parts sell used PCs starting at $25.  They're far from state of the art, but they have plenty of power for word processing, e-mail, browsing the web and so on. \n\nIf you watch the sales, for example, www.techbargains.com, you can often get a brand new Dell for not much over $300.  \n\nI wouldn't recommend financing a PC.  They depreciate soooo quickly.
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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You need a bank account or credit/debit card.
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borrow it from someone or take a credit card advance
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You can rent a computer from places such as Colorama, RentWay, etc.  The average amount is about $30 per week with the option to buy.