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Oh quit the nonsense! I'm paying nowhere near 40€ for my credit card in Germany (and have no minimum transfer volume requirement). Also, ⅓ of Germans have a cre

Oh quit the nonsense! I'm paying nowhere near 40€ for my credit card in Germany (and have no minimum transfer volume requirement). Also, ⅓ of Germans have a credit card: https://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/DE/Pressemitteilungen/BBK/2015/2015_03_19_studie.html https://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/DE/Pressemitteilungen/BB..., and it's not like this is the only occasion where one might be useful. Not to mention that all that gives you the ability to, you know, sell apps on the App Store and recoup your expenses. $2000 is a very reasonable entry price for something you could be making your living with. It's expensive for a hobby, granted, but it's not like the stuff you buy is single-purpose. And it keeps resale value amazingly well. You can really stop it with the made-up numbers now. This is ridiculous.

kuschku 9y ago
> but it's not like the stuff you buy is single-purpose For what I am doing, it literally is. > $2000 is a very reasonable entry price for something you could be making your living with. For a student that has 50€ left each month after rent, food, etc, $2000 is quite a fucking bunch of money. > Oh quit the nonsense! I'm paying nowhere near 40€ for my credit card in Germany Which bank? A credit card without being required to be linked to an account with a certain monthly or annual transfer? > Not to mention that all that gives you the ability to, you know, sell apps on the App Store and recoup your expenses. Which is so useful when the whole goal is to port existing GPL'd open source apps for my projects to iOS, and provide them for free.