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These center have to deal with the risk of destruction, bed bugs, etc. They also allow renters to return an item. It's not surprising they have prices. I can't
by bruceb 11y ago
These center have to deal with the risk of destruction, bed bugs, etc. They also allow renters to return an item. It's not surprising they have prices. I can't really fault them.
Not sure whey these people just don't buy used furniture.
- bbcbasic 11y agoThe business model is aimed squarely at exploitation. It is a cynical way to make money. However perfectly legal and profitable, and they have expenses too so I guess we must say it is OK.
- acveilleux 11y agoIf they get more then 25 weeks of payments in the useful life of the object, they are ahead of the yuppy stores I sometime buy furniture on instalments from. The difference is that the yuppy store I buy from do 0% financing (by eating their own margin to cover the lender's take) and I do instalments strictly because I get the use of the money for free. Obviously, the difference is that my "hourly" wage is a lot better then minimum wages and I've demonstrated that I'm credit worthy over the last 16 years I've had access to credit.