sublime9
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Why would Schiit offer financing? There are these things called credit cards.
In store financing (through a third party financial firm like Citi or Cap1) often offers lower interest rates and more attractive terms, as a way to generate sales. I used to sell furniture, get someone Approved for 5k, offer them 1-5 years low or no interest and they we're usually ready to buy. It cost our company 3-5 percent of the purchase price to finance, but everything was handled by Citi, including financial risk of non payment. Everyone wins except the person buying goods they can't really afford. 7-29 percent interest on a regular card is extremely high by comparison.Why would Schiit offer financing? There are these things called credit cards.
Everyone wins except the person buying goods they can't really afford.
About coffee...
Am I the only one that thinks Starbucks tastes like burnt ashes?
Depends on a lot of variables there. I switched to Cafe Americanos a while ago. Always consistent and delicious. Takes out 90% of the variables...About coffee...
Am I the only one that thinks Starbucks tastes like burnt ashes?
Therein lies the problem. If folks want to put themselves into a bad situation with credit cards, that's typically outside retailer control, but actually offering financing IMO promotes this type of bad consumer behavior. I put furniture stores in the same pot as new and used car sales...
It does.raided some red finger nail polish. Seems to work great.
Those explosive growing chickens contain more fat than any ribeye.I agree with you completely. Yet I still want it.... Just like I know I shouldn't occasionally smoke when out drinking, and I know I should get chicken instead of a massive ribeye at the golf course on men's nights, etc, etc.
Yup I avoid Starbucks. Always tastes overroasted to me, no matter what type of coffee I get. I roast my own beans at home. Cheap and much better results.$4.00+ a cup Schiit, in my personal opinion...
Back in the 1980's when I worked for a small High End audio shop in Leesburg, Virginia we had a client that had a contractor cut out a circular portion of the slab in his audio equipment closet and then had them pour an isolated concrete column several feet high to place his Oracle Delphi TT on. Unfortunately I was never able to see or hear the results of the construction project...
Not for modern day services (e.g. Affirm and PayPal Credit). They just become a payment option during checkout. The vendor gets the full payment immediately and all the financing arrangement is only between the buyer and the financial company.Financing, layaways, etc etc, just serve to complicate operations and finances massively.
raided some red finger nail polish.
Seems to work great.