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Re: $48 or $70 per week. New Pinball machine - Stern
« on: June 29, 2012, 11:35:33 PM »
We are doing it already,Contact Joe at KJWHF Amusement hire he has arranged a deal with a finance company for new Sterns

yes, knew that was the case, but Joe shld be getting Bruce from AMD to do something similar for people over this side of Australia. ?

The reason I raised the topic is that it was for members who didnt want to part with money upfront but could do a finance deal.
Usually, the finance companies will add up to a 5 percent flat rate fee on top plus a reasonable interest rate. Finance from a store perspective is actually very easy to get, and companies like GE etc are really only used by the desperate. Rates have come down alot also, and companies like HSBC and others like them love to take on business for products in the 6 to 10 grand price bracket.

Its a great option for anyone who wants a NIB STERN without having to be rich to start off with.

Ferengi rule number 7 of the Rules of Acquisition - dont spend your own capital, but borrow against it at a low rate.lol  ^^^

Basic rule of not going broke... if you aint got the cash.. you cant afford it...

... Companies are going to the wall at a rate of knots right now because they cant reduce their overheads. Most have borrowed for cars, bought large sheds, equipment etc to offset tax, problem is when the economy is down ( like now) and work load drops off, your overheads stay the same... your tax on the otherhand adjusts because you have earnt less. When your overheads exceed your income its bye bye business, hello receivers.
Only those with plenty of $$$ to splash around would finance a non essential item like a pin... same people would buy outright .. if they havent yet, its cos they dont want it