Payment plans and plummeting prices...

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by xdeus

Snakes on Layaway? Is that the new sequel to Snakes on a Plane? :P

---

Layaway always conjures up thoughts of the Kmart blue light special. I dont know why. I dont think I have ever put anything on layaway (except snakes! :) )

KMart has got to be the king of the layaways :)

For all intents and purposes you are putting them on layaway.
A payment plan is usually used for things you buy on time but yet take home w/ you. Layaway is something you put a deposit on and they hold for you until you pay it off.

Guess layaway is sortof from a different generation and I yet again am showing my age :)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

That Sam is a smartie pants. ;)
-adam

---

I am MIGHTY!
http://sam.mounts.youaremighty.com/

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Gecko Den

I am MIGHTY!
http://sam.mounts.youaremighty.com/

---

Umm..There was one thing missing...

"You can steal away 2 minutes of my life that I can never get back!"

You ARE a superhero!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Gecko Den

I am MIGHTY!
http://sam.mounts.youaremighty.com/

---

Too Funny!!!!!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Gecko Den

I am MIGHTY!
http://sam.mounts.youaremighty.com/

---

LMFAO!!

you should ask Adam about this one.......

If I where a breeder selling offspring I would offer consideration for "cash" upfront transactions. This would allow the buyer to justify the interest associated with a tradition loan or credit card. This seems like it would be a way for the buyer to have the snake right away and avoid complication. This would allow the seller to collect the funds right away and free up space/time. That would be worth ~10% to me if I where a seller. Just some random thoughts.

ok Chris......when you finally get ivories, I'll give you $500, take the snake, and then move far away and and change my name.......he heh..:P :P :P
LOL!!! I would never do that to you....;) :hug: ...but there are some people who would......

Payment plans are a staple these days with snake prices being where they are at. Not everyone can drop $500-$1000 or $5000+ for a snake and not everyone can or wants to place it on a credit card and pay 8%-23% depending on their credit.

Sellers need to be flexible and understand their target buyers and their situations. Most payment plans that are used seem to be in a certain price range, breeders/buyers trying to take that next step within $1000-$10,000.

I assume most guys dropping $20,000-$30,000 on snakes, have it or have access to it one way or another. If they decide to get on a payment plan, it's because they have a plan for it tomorrow and want the 0% interest.

IMO..