How screwed would you be...
4/2/13, 01:52 PM
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How screwed would you be...
If American Muscle offered a credit card and financing!? I'd be up to my eyeballs in debt. It'd be absolutely terrible. Anyone else feel they'd be in the same boat :P?
4/2/13, 03:16 PM
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4/2/13, 03:25 PM
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lol
4/2/13, 03:43 PM
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We do offer "Bill Me Later", which is pretty similar to what you described. Check it out on our site!
Let me know if you have any questions or need some assistance!
-Dan
4/2/13, 04:38 PM
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How does that work? I've always wondered. Sure I can go check but I haven't thus far and probably won't. I've never checked out that option in any site, is it flat out pay for it later with no catch ?
4/2/13, 08:42 PM
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Credit is not a bad thing. Being irresponsible with your credit is the bad thing.
4/2/13, 10:30 PM
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It's a line of credit. Think of it like a PayPal credit card. They often have financing promotions like 6/12 months with no interest. But if you don't pay it off by the end of that time period, then the interest (usually not a very good rate regardless of your credit score) for the whole 6/12 months is added to your remaining balance for you to pay off as well.
Credit is not a bad thing. Being irresponsible with your credit is the bad thing.
Credit is not a bad thing. Being irresponsible with your credit is the bad thing.
4/4/13, 10:09 AM
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I have men using BML scence it came out . I got 6 mo no intrest on the autolite plugs from AM for my 06 gt. It is the safest way to by online.
4/4/13, 11:30 AM
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Tell me about it. If it weren't for my good credit I wouldn't have been able to spend $14k on a new air conditioning system for my house last night. Old one finally failed and we're supposed to be in the 80s starting next week.
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Haha, this.^^^
4/4/13, 08:51 PM
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I think 80s inside the house is too hot. I tend to want to keep it around 75, especially around bed time.
80s outside is a whole different matter. That's just normal April weather where I live. 7th generation Native Texan.
I did. Got several quotes. This wasn't the cheapest, but it wasn't out of line with the other offers I have, and it's a very reputable company.
It's also a very big job. The unit the house builders put in was too small. It was a 4 ton system when the house really needs a 5 ton. So, it's not just replacing the compressor, I'm switching to a 5 ton which means everything goes. All new compressor, furnace, heat exchanger, blower unit, thermostat, and all new ducting. Also having a new return duct added to the system to increase airflow and the drainage reworked.
Also I am buying an 18 seer AC unit not the 13 seer which is the minimum that can be installed, and it comes with a dehumidifier which will continue to remove humidity even after the AC shuts down. It comes with a 16 year parts and labor warranty so I won't have to worry about replacing it again anytime soon. Jumping up from the 13 to the 18 seer added another $4k to the price, but when you get months with 110+ temperatures that added energy efficiency will pay itself off quick. Our ROI for the jump to 18 seer should be about 5 years, and by the time the warranty runs out we should have saved enough money to pay for the entire system.
80s outside is a whole different matter. That's just normal April weather where I live. 7th generation Native Texan.
I did. Got several quotes. This wasn't the cheapest, but it wasn't out of line with the other offers I have, and it's a very reputable company.
It's also a very big job. The unit the house builders put in was too small. It was a 4 ton system when the house really needs a 5 ton. So, it's not just replacing the compressor, I'm switching to a 5 ton which means everything goes. All new compressor, furnace, heat exchanger, blower unit, thermostat, and all new ducting. Also having a new return duct added to the system to increase airflow and the drainage reworked.
Also I am buying an 18 seer AC unit not the 13 seer which is the minimum that can be installed, and it comes with a dehumidifier which will continue to remove humidity even after the AC shuts down. It comes with a 16 year parts and labor warranty so I won't have to worry about replacing it again anytime soon. Jumping up from the 13 to the 18 seer added another $4k to the price, but when you get months with 110+ temperatures that added energy efficiency will pay itself off quick. Our ROI for the jump to 18 seer should be about 5 years, and by the time the warranty runs out we should have saved enough money to pay for the entire system.
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4/5/13, 07:30 PM
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It's also a very big job. The unit the house builders put in was too small. It was a 4 ton system when the house really needs a 5 ton. So, it's not just replacing the compressor, I'm switching to a 5 ton which means everything goes. All new compressor, furnace, heat exchanger, blower unit, thermostat, and all new ducting. Also having a new return duct added to the system to increase airflow and the drainage reworked.
Also I am buying an 18 seer AC unit not the 13 seer which is the minimum that can be installed, and it comes with a dehumidifier which will continue to remove humidity even after the AC shuts down. It comes with a 16 year parts and labor warranty so I won't have to worry about replacing it again anytime soon. Jumping up from the 13 to the 18 seer added another $4k to the price, but when you get months with 110+ temperatures that added energy efficiency will pay itself off quick. Our ROI for the jump to 18 seer should be about 5 years, and by the time the warranty runs out we should have saved enough money to pay for the entire system.
Also I am buying an 18 seer AC unit not the 13 seer which is the minimum that can be installed, and it comes with a dehumidifier which will continue to remove humidity even after the AC shuts down. It comes with a 16 year parts and labor warranty so I won't have to worry about replacing it again anytime soon. Jumping up from the 13 to the 18 seer added another $4k to the price, but when you get months with 110+ temperatures that added energy efficiency will pay itself off quick. Our ROI for the jump to 18 seer should be about 5 years, and by the time the warranty runs out we should have saved enough money to pay for the entire system.
4/5/13, 09:27 PM
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I feel your pain I spent around 7 grand for my geothermal heat pump dual stage 5 ton about 7 years ago!!! Home ownership ya gotta love it!
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