ok try with AUP=1 and then AUP=2
tell me what happens in the PC monitor when it writes ATTACH
On 17/lug/08, at 14:07, Michael Nuwer wrote:
Michael Perelman wrote:
Before the 1920s consumer credit was considered okay for housing or
for "moral" consumption such as pianos or encyclopedias. Stores
would give credit on the books people they knew. I could go to the
nearby grocery store, pick up some things for my mother, and clerk
would merely note down the price.
Michael,
When were you expected to repay the grocer? When you received your
next paycheck? At the end of the month, in full? I wonder whether this
type of credit is substantially the same as that offered by the auto
industry. Do you think the modern credit card industry is simply a
general form of the grocer's credit?
The automobile industry first popularized massive credit in the 1920s.
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