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user3998560567002
alex :
Gracias a las deudas tengo 2 terrenos tengo mi casa tengo mi carro. antes vivía alquilando casa, ahora gracias a las deudas tengo mi casa
2026-11-14 22:03:27
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alekyle_777
Alek Kyle_777 :
Francamente nunca e aceptado una tarjeta de crédito ni por error
2026-11-15 00:08:29
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riky01745
🖤🌹🍜Riky🍄🦋🌹🖤 :
ASÍ ES UNA ESCLAVITUD, ESMEJO SER LIBRE DE DEUDAS Y CON AYUDA DE DIOS EL TÉ DA LO NECESARIO.
2026-11-15 02:51:53
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xixa0605
xixa :
ja tal cual
2026-11-14 21:24:03
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dinifiveboss10
Dinifive :
no hay nada peor que tengas que trabajar más de lo necesario por un invento llamado deudas y unos papelitos🤣🤣🤣🤣
2026-11-14 23:20:41
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moiss.hernndez054
M H B :
desgraciadamente es la única manera en la que uno puede hacer algo porque uno sabe que tal fecha tiene que tener el dinero para pagarlo pero si uno dice que lo va a ahorrar es mentira
2026-11-15 01:36:03
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kike.zuzuki
Kike Zuzuki :
este video vara para los que no saben administrar el billete
2026-11-15 00:20:35
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eljusticiero012
ELJUSTICIEROREGRESO4 :
yo gracias a mis deudas tengo mi nombre en el clerig
2026-11-15 03:44:52
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alberto.caicedo835
Alberto Caicedo :
la verdad que si omero palabras sierta
2026-11-15 02:23:19
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juan.maldonado7648
EL QUERETANO MR :
dímelo Ami y todo por pendejo por q no necesitaba el dinero saludos ánimo pronto terminaré primero dios
2026-11-14 19:07:20
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user3257621162690
variedades mi bendicion :
exelente mensaje.
2026-11-15 03:53:29
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loquillojn
jorgeoswaldonarvaez :
Sabiendo administra vale la pena x q debes sacar provecho
2026-11-15 02:45:34
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pablo.leiva827
Pablo Leiva :
deuda buena mi hermano, inversión bien planificada se paga sola
2026-11-15 03:15:13
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latigo.carlos
latigo Carlos :
excelente mensaje bendiciones
2026-11-15 02:47:54
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pedro04704
pedro :
yo compro al contado todo y si hoy puedo comprarlo junto. pero gracias a Dios no tengo cuenta y no le debo un peso a nadie.
2026-11-15 01:02:47
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mauricio.soto863
Mauricio Soto :
totalmente cierto sin duda alguna
2026-11-14 17:50:57
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user5916985760766
Angela :
Muy cierto
2026-11-15 01:16:46
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juanjocarren
Juanjo :
👍
2026-11-15 01:05:37
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danielvazquez5662
Daniel Vazquez5555555 :
y si no pago
2026-11-15 04:46:01
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marquin.dipre.fel0
Marquin Dipre felix :
Real 💯💯💯
2026-11-15 00:42:58
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claudia183bxzmx8hxbx7j
Carlos Ortega :
menos ➖ mal no presto y nunca é prestado al contrario yo ahorré bastante plata cuando estaba soltero y aguanté buen hambre para tener lo que tengo yo ahora tengo una cabaña hijo de eso y vivo de las pensiones desde cuatro casas y ya casi me va a salir la pensión
2026-11-15 00:16:11
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cecyvsquez
Vazmen :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-11-15 03:01:02
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rosaliarodriguezz1
rosaliarodriguezz1 :
🧐🧐🧐🧐
2026-11-15 01:56:23
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galindorepuestosc
pachon :
😂😂😂
2026-11-15 02:59:16
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alfredo.ramirez7376
Alfredo Ramirez :
😳😳😳
2026-11-14 21:18:24
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