When I 1st got a PayPal account and started shopping on eBay, they were offering 0% financing periodically as a promotion. For a while now it’s been stuck at 2.99%. See they start out doing something wonderful and then they start moving in on you on you. See they start out doing something wonderful -and then they start moving in on you. I mean isn’t it enough that many of the people on the 0% financing deal default and end up paying interest? That’s more often than not, the original idea right -that X-amount of people are not going to be able to fulfill there will the fulfill their commitment and so they end up making money off of them -the same way people charge things on their credit card and the certain percentage paid off every month and pay no interest while another percentage end up with a balance which gets charged interest? My problem is this-company’s won a both ways. They want assurance of money in every case because it’s not enough to get it in most cases.

Historically, many companies in America have a tendency to reward themselves moreso than the customer (at the customers expense) in the long run. REALLY???? Sounds like an alcoholic who gets to a certain place via the program of Alcoholics Anonymous and then turns their back on it – The alcoholic forgets what got them there. Corporate America seems to exhibit the same characteristics in many cases. Get powerful and change the rules. Tour and the rules on the people who got you there.