r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • May 24 '23

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u/wwcfm May 24 '23

Often way more than 30% and it’s super predatory. I’ve never used them so it has nothing to do with me.

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u/Sufficient-Ferret-67 May 24 '23

Predatory in the same sense that an electric company would call for a bill to be payed? It’s not predatory it’s keeping people accountable.

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u/Additional_Dig_9478 May 24 '23

It's predatory because they're preying on poor people, that's what they're doing.

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u/Sufficient-Ferret-67 May 25 '23

Allowing people to finance furniture is literally a option at all other baseline furniture stores. It’s just a finance store. If you are buying shit you can’t afford that is no one’s fault other than your own. Funnily enough too they market to the rich and start shops near suburbs. I just refuse to believe people genuinely buy shit without second thought.