<prompt> Human: Okay, so I have this friend who we havent had contact for quite a bit, but we do live close to each other. He used to be a roommate for a few weeks. Spontaneously he and I hangout for the first time in awhile, we had our laughs for a bit. A few days later, he messages me on Facebook, asking if I could be his proxy to buying a new computer from Best Buy with a credit card. To become his proxy what I would have or keep in my stead, is a laptop worth over 1200 and a bill of sale for his car about 2000. He is saying that all I would need to really do is apply for the card, and he would pay for it monthly 25. The reason he wants me to do it is because he had payed his medical bills in cash, but he says that he gets reminders saying he didnt. Which hurts your credit apparently. Now heres my backstory, I live by myself, no debt, no college, no credit, and work an hourly wage job. I want to say yes to help a friend out but also in the meantime do not want to mess up my future credit if I ever get any nor have to be in debt later on. Help or advice is needed.TL;DR: friend wants to use the credit I dont have, to buy a laptopcomputer, what I get in return is a laptop and a bill of sale for his car from him. Dont want to jeopardize my future for anyones sake.  <response>: so I have this friendNo you dont. You have someone who is throwing out tons of red flags and possibly even trying to scam you. Run away. 