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imducky wrote:
Tovya wrote:We bought a $1.5 million dollar crane with it just about a month ago,
now that's a no pre-set limit moment! just curious, how many points do you get for a 1.5 million dollar purchase?oh, do they still double the manufacturers warranty for a crane as well?
Message Edited by imducky on 06-14-2008 09:24 PM
imducky wrote:
oh, do they still double the manufacturers warranty for a crane as well?
i'm sure it's capped, but if a knob falls off i guess it'd be covered.
cheddar wrote:
imducky wrote:oh, do they still double the manufacturers warranty for a crane as well?Don't they limit the extended warranties to something like $10K per year? Or am I making that up?(Actually I don't think they limit the extended warranties you can get, but they do limit the amount you can claim in a year.)
Tovya wrote:
We also have always paid cash for everything in the past. When we poured a few acres of concrete on our property once, and we paid the concrete company $150,000.00 in cash...
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@Anonymous wrote:
We also have always paid cash for everything in the past. When we poured a few acres of concrete on our property once, and we paid the concrete company $150,000.00 in cash...not a good idea to drag that much cash around for a whole lot of reasons. but hey, i don't have that kind of opputunity for concern so i can't list them.
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@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
We also have always paid cash for everything in the past. When we poured a few acres of concrete on our property once, and we paid the concrete company $150,000.00 in cash...
not a good idea to drag that much cash around for a whole lot of reasons. but hey, i don't have that kind of opputunity for concern so i can't list them.
We actually pull about that much out of the bank every day because of the business we are in (we pay out in mostly all cash) but it's a lot easier to be protected on a $150,000.00 purchase with an Amex than fifteen $10,000 strap of Benjamin Franklins.
i hope you travel the noah's ark method (in pairs) and carry, i would.
Tovya wrote:
We actually pull about that much out of the bank every day because of the business we are in (we pay out in mostly all cash) but it's a lot easier to be protected on a $150,000.00 purchase with an Amex than fifteen $10,000 strap of Benjamin Franklins.