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@RTOrockstar wrote:The RAC Acceptance kiosks(found inside Ashley Homestores and other furniture/electronics stores) work under a different set of rules.
That explains it then, it was an Ashley Homestore. It's not the best option, but for rebuilding it could be a solid choice if you pay off the loan early. I hope to never be in a position where I need RAC again, but should that happen, I would do it again and pay it off early just like before.
@gogotexan wrote:
@RTOrockstar wrote:The RAC Acceptance kiosks(found inside Ashley Homestores and other furniture/electronics stores) work under a different set of rules.
That explains it then, it was an Ashley Homestore. It's not the best option, but for rebuilding it could be a solid choice if you pay off the loan early. I hope to never be in a position where I need RAC again, but should that happen, I would do it again and pay it off early just like before.
I would imagine the difference is the other stores they are in get a cut of the $$$$$$$$$$$too which is why they report...interesting
I would definetly stay away. The only possible situation I could see using a place like that would be for an extra couch and maybe TV during Superbowl Sunday. Like I said, that is when I MIGHT think about it.
@TG76 wrote:
I used to work for them too, and I agree with Rockstar. Also I wanted to add that you will be paying way more than what the item is actually worth. IMHO you should stay away from places like ROC as they don't build your credit and you will end up paying 10 times what the item was actually worth. Just my 2 cents.
Totally agree!!!
If you like used/repoed furniture, for outrageous prices, what then?
@Burned2manybridgesB4 wrote:If you like used/repoed furniture, for outrageous prices, what then?
If that's the case then visit your nearest Rent A Center. Tell'em Troy and the Hulkster sent ya!
Ill 100% stay away from them... if it dont do **bleep** for my credit then ide rather pay up front cash at a normal store.. thanks for the info!