Have you ever taken out a loan based on a sales pitch or your own solid reputation rather than actual fundamentals?

I have never borrowed any money just by calling someone on the phone with no questions asked, nor do I know anyone that has. I certainly don't have any kind of reputation of ever having large sums of money or great job to be able to pay back a loan of any large magnitude. It doesn't surprise me that people with the status of Donald Trump can do such a thing though.

He has so much collateral that if he can't pay back the money, the creditors certainly know where and how they can get their money back. Any one of his businesses could pay off a loan he takes out. I suppose that's one of the perks of being a famous person, just pick up the phone and get whatever you desire, for the most part.

While I have never taken out a loan based on a sales pitch, I have applied for a credit card that offered a low interest and the potential of transferring balances from other cards at a low annual percentage rate as well. The good news was that I was approved but the bad news was that the credit limit was not a lot to write home about and of course the APR was not as low as they had promised in the original offer letter either. After that happened to me a couple of times, I began being really selective about which offers I applied to which is key because every time someone runs your credit, it decreases your score slightly.So I would advise anyone to check all of the facts with any offer because if it seems to good to be true, that usually is the case.

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