Are there any online music stores thaaat...

[G1]

do uk shipping and allow you to pay back on finance ?

I only ask as with my income i rarely get the option of saving much more than £50-£100 a month to go towards gear and it'd make life a lot easier if that was just to go towards paying back a company for the gear ive bought.


(if that makes any sense)

If this doesnt exist then im pretty screwed might have to start selling my housemates for cash....

Anyone want a 20 yr old slightly gothic chick ? £500 all yours ? she does have a boyfriend thou so you'd have to off him first

 

[AudioGeekZine]

one want a 20 yr old slightly gothic chick ? £500 all yours ?

Pics?

 

[AllanD]

Pics.

 

[updog]

Pics!

 

[ahjteam]

pics

 

[SimonTaddio_Qc]

might be interested.
Pics

 

[slashvanyoung]

You could use a service like Viaddress maybe? That would take care of the shipping issues. I think the financing should work out then too.

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

Trust me on this one: If you can get one, get a small bank loan to pay for the piece of equipment and the expenses. It's almost always cheaper and more reliable than financing.

 

[G1]

You could use a service like Viaddress maybe? That would take care of the shipping issues. I think the financing should work out then too.

This is pretty cool, cheers dude !

Trust me on this one: If you can get one, get a small bank loan to pay for the piece of equipment and the expenses. It's almost always cheaper and more reliable than financing.

This is also a good idea too. Shall have to pop into a bank tomorrow to see what i can get

 

[aortizjr]

Of course everywhere is different.

But all the music stores here in the US go through a bank for their financing anyway. That is really the only way to be legit.

So you can often get a better rate if you go through your own bank. If you are a business, and do a business loan, you can get a better rate that way too. And you get to write-off the interest and expense on your taxes.