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[MarillionFan]

"why not sell on the internet and reduce your overheads ?"

You surely aren't serious are you?

 

[Andyw]

"why not sell on the internet and reduce your overheads ?"

You surely aren't serious are you?

Depends what you're selling, but it does give you 120k to tide you over. Although I dont think the internet works that well !

 

[MarillionFan]

R U taking the Piss?

 

[tim123]

Take a loan against the property. The problem is I want the property quick. If I have to get a commercial loan that will take another 6-8 weeks. If I buy it first for cash it will be mine in two weeks, then I can be trading for November, as opposed to missing the xmas trade.

Oh do keep up.

1) we are keeping up. The answer isn't obvious.

especially as:

2) Is there really Xmas trade in high quality/priced furniture. Isn't this the sort of purchase that people put off to other times of the year?

tim

 

[Andyw]

R U taking the Piss?

sorry !

 

[brentmeister]

Depends what you're selling, but it does give you 120k to tide you over. Although I dont think the internet works that well !

I can buy and see all the porn I need so I beg to differ

 

[MarillionFan]

Its mostly gifts. I have 7-10k in furniture and rest in gifts/jewellery/pictures etc

In truth my retail business has mostly been gifts.

 

[Andyw]

well eventually we find out whats being sold !

 

[Ardesco]

I got myself a secured loan from welcome finance the other day to buy the missus a new car. tulipe rate of interest (approx £3000 to pay on a £9000 loan over a period of 4 years) but the early redemption period is only 2 months worth of interest (around about £60) and I don't intend to let it drag out longer than a year.

They seemed quite happy to give me the cash despite being consufed as hell that I was not taking home a large wage but had dividends instead (I get the feeling they would give anybody a loan if you told them you could afford it)

 

[Andyw]

I got myself a secured loan from welcome finance the other day to buy the missus a new car. tulipe rate of interest (approx £3000 to pay on a £9000 loan over a period of 4 years) but the early redemption period is only 2 months worth of interest (around about £60) and I don't intend to let it drag out longer than a year.

They seemed quite happy to give me the cash despite being consufed as hell that I was not taking home a large wage but had dividends instead (I get the feeling they would give anybody a loan if you told them you could afford it)

Consufed ?