I dont want or use finance for pinballs personally, i mentioned that...but dozens of companies like HSBC, St George, Suncorp, ANZ etc etc etc have finance packages geared for the small business retailer and have had for years...why its not used in the pinball Industry is a mystery, but i suspect no one bothering might be close to the mark (except KJWHFun)....
i said it on another post...imagine a caryard without finance.
(update added below half a dozen hours later)**Whilst I havent used finance to ever buy a pinball, I think finance for pinball machines is the key, a major key to blowing this industry wide open to make pinballs much more poular and even set up and included in much more homes..... Jest ski sales have a finance rate of around 75 percent and motor bikes have over a 65 percent take up rate I am told by the 2 x Gold Coat respective assosciations....simply put, finance is a major driving force to get people involved and participating....
Also whilst i have a different opinion about whether or not finance usage is a good or bad thing, the original posters (robm and pinballgod) above who have the opposite ideas to finance arent worong at all, we just have different opinions....the points the guys did make which are extremely valid are that finance can cause major problems for families down ther track if payments cant be made, and or resulting in credit rating hassles etc, so their cautious approach is also something that all people shld take into account before deciding etc. I dont want to get anyone offside cause I have such a different view on finance....I think we all just want to see more pinballs out there in more people homes, which ever way it works best to the individual.
