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Well, so what if they aren't around in 6 months? Once the furniture is delivered, there's not much risk to the customer after that.
by ams6110 9y ago
Well, so what if they aren't around in 6 months? Once the furniture is delivered, there's not much risk to the customer after that.
- opportune 9y agoI wouldn't want their assets to be acquired by some organization that specializes in liquidating end-of-life business, and then have to deal with them instead.
- ams6110 9y agoNormally a new owner has to honor contracts/leases made with the former owner. Maybe the rules are different in a liquidation situation?
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Well, so what if they aren't around in 6 months? Once the furniture is delivered, there's not much risk to the customer after that. Since it's rental, not purchase, changing ownership (or change in corporate focus) after the furniture is delivered is a risk to the customer. A VC-funded startup with visions of growth is going to have a different customer service focus than someone trying to milk the last drops out of a dying business, and the former can turn into the latter quickly.