Sat May 18, 2013, 08:06 PM

Suppose I hit the Powerball...

I grew up in Las Vegas and Atlantic City and have gambled since the day I turned 21; and one thing I have learned is that when good fortune falls in your lap, it should be shared with those close to you.
I believe it is good Kharma. That being said:

If after I win the Powerball (hey, it could happen) and I was to offer interest free loans only to DUers, how much would you ask for? Remember this is a guaranteed loan, not a gift, with flexible repayment options. How much do you really need to be comfortable.
Only those members that reply to this thread are eligible to receive a loan.

Oh, and anybody that has me on ignore can suck a lemon.

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Suppose I hit the Powerball... (Original post)	Callmecrazy	May 2013	OP
How nice of you to offer.	Moondog	May 2013	#1
I too have had the fortune of good health and good schooling as an electrician.	Callmecrazy	May 2013	#6
You're a good man.	Moondog	May 2013	#7
I like to think that we are all like me, Moondog.	Callmecrazy	May 2013	#9
-IF- you win ... could i refinance the house with you? interest free would be way cool. thanks	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2013	#2
of course	Callmecrazy	May 2013	#3
great... putting Chase on Speed Dial Now	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2013	#4
Enough to open a place like this here in Florida.	Incitatus	May 2013	#5
Great idea!	Callmecrazy	May 2013	#8
We've been fortunate also	rurallib	May 2013	#10
I hear ya.	Callmecrazy	May 2013	#11
Another way to look at it	HarveyDarkey	May 2013	#12
10K would get me out of water.	MattBaggins	May 2013	#13

Response to Callmecrazy (Original post)

Sat May 18, 2013, 08:08 PM

Moondog (4,833 posts)

1. How nice of you to offer.

But I've been fortunate, and I'm OK.

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Response to Moondog (Reply #1)

Sat May 18, 2013, 08:23 PM

Callmecrazy (3,063 posts)

6. I too have had the fortune of good health and good schooling as an electrician.

But I am by no means part of the one percent. One month of unemployment would put me on the street; and I'm sure there are many like me. That's why I thought of this OP.
I couldn't possibly spend a half billion bucks on my family and friends in my lifetime so why not make things easier for folks in my shoes?

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Sat May 18, 2013, 08:25 PM

Moondog (4,833 posts)