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| BadMouth:
A lot of things could happen. House might not be finished on time. An awesome new fridge might come out by then. I like nickel and diming stuff ahead of time, but it isn't worth the risk. I'd rather have to wait for the next sale after moving in. (put a free craigslist fridge in the garage to hold you over) |
| dkersten:
Lowes will hold an appliance indefinitely, specifically more than 6 months. And I can cancel the order at any time. The salesman I spoke with suggested that the other big sale like this (up to 40% off appliances) that they do each year will be in November. I have until the 12th to decide if I want to pay now and guarantee at least the $1100 savings (with the 5% from using lowes card), and return it in November if I find a better deal, or just wait until November and pick something out then. Only risk would be if they pushed back when I tried to cancel the order. |
| fallacy:
Buy a fridge from Best Buy, because I have always wondered why they have been selling fridges since the dawn of time and who is buying a fridge from Best Buy? |
| dkersten:
--- Quote from: fallacy on July 05, 2017, 09:27:12 pm ---Buy a fridge from Best Buy, because I have always wondered why they have been selling fridges since the dawn of time and who is buying a fridge from Best Buy? --- End quote --- Twice the price for half the product.. Excellent business model, lol |
| Howard_Casto:
Well it can't be THAT bad a model... they somehow ran circuit city out of business. Then again there is a significant amount of the population that is just plain ignorant when it comes to tech. When I tell people that I NEVER buy a computer or computer accessory in a store they get a puzzled look. When I explain that you pay a minimum of 50% more when you buy a computer in store as opposed to online they STILL give me a puzzled look. |
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