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Alecia

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Financing my Tummy Tuck - Saturday, April 11, 2009 7:15 AM
I would like to have a tummy tuck but I have absolutely no credit nor do I have a cosigner. I do however have the money to pay for it in FULL. I am trying to avoid paying for the procedure in full, you never know what may come up and I want to be prepared. How can I find someone that will cosign for me? I will even pay them $500 to do it for me. I will, of course take care of all the finance payments....
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Re:Financing my Tummy Tuck - Sunday, April 12, 2009 8:30 AM
If you are able to make a payment up front, some physicians may set up a payment plan with you. Its hard to tell in this economy, but it never hurts to ask. The other option would be to place the cost on an existing credit card so that you can make monthly payments rather than putting all the money up front. If you have poor credit it may be hard to qualify for a payment arrangement with the physician. Hope this helps.

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