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thread started out as "I really want a new IMAC, what card should I put it on" to a debate on wether you should go Apple or PC. Get whatever you want with all the bells and whistles you can afford since it may be another 15 years before you get another one.
AND STAY IN THE GARDEN!!
@lg8302ch wrote:What I am saying is if you need a car to get from A to B you do not need a Rolls-Royce... a safe, dependable and lower end car will do if you do not have the money for the Rolls. That is how I see the iMac compared to a decent Windows PC or lap top.
While Apple does charge a premium, Rolls Royce is a poor analogy IMO. In any case, the Apple versus PC "debate" is irrelevant. Like anything else, one needs to weight the options to determine what is best for the individual versus trying to proclaim one or the other as universally better. Better is always highly subjective regardless of topic.
@B335is wrote:If you're open to a PC, but leave the garden, I would go for Bill Me Later. It's a hidden TL.
Paypal Credit (BML is no more) is a payment option with Apple as well.
The cool thing about Bill Me Later is that even if the initial limit they give you is low, just by making a purchase over your credit line, they can evaluate to see if you qualify for an CLI right then and there as a SP and essentially have your limit increased as a result of making the Mac purchase. I'd go with that too. There's no worrying about whether it will affect your AAoA or any of that because it doesn't report as BB was saying.
@B335is wrote:
Mac Mall also has the option, there's a few BML (Paypal Credit) lines. I think Newegg is another one. Ron has all of them.
Yup. I think the other BML TLs have better starting limits than Paypal Credit. I'd go with Newegg or MacMall the most since they both gave me $2k starting limits. Paypal Credit only gave me $501 in comparison.