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Very comfy shoes at a good price.
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adidas Women's Ultra Boost Shoes $179 @ Wiggle.com.au
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It's not the store's fault you can't afford to buy this outright, a bit entitled there mate.
I can afford it… I just prefer to pay things off slowly which allows me to have extra cash for weekend activities and if any other deals come up. The art of budgeting and getting what you want has nothing to do with entitlement.
Prolonging sneaker related debt in order to fund 'weekend activities' doesn't sound like a very well thought out budget to me.
haha the amount of upset people. The issue is regardless of who I am I will always have a finite amount of income per week, that is a given. So being able to set up a payment option that allows me to still have money left over for a spontaneous activity that may come my way isn't a bad idea. The reason I wrote 'weekend activities' is because I'm not one who enjoys wasting all my money on a drinking culture gone mad… $10 for a beer hmm if I just put that $10 away every week for a year I could be in China or India the way flights are currently priced. Additionally if nothing comes up over the weekend that I would want to buy (product or service) then I have the option to then log into AfterPay and finish the payments right then and there and be ready for next weeks pay check.
Now where are some more baby boomers who can down vote my comment. I love you guys… same people at work who think being on you phone is taking too much time… Look just because I can operate the device without holding it the whole extension of my arm and pressing the screen with my index finger shouldn't mean I'm not allow to quickly check my notifications.
@sprucemoose92:
Judging from your paragraph, you seem to be the one who's upset.Also, your hypothetical about the Ferrari dealership is nonsensical. If you were buying a $1.1m home, you WOULDN'T ask for a better price? Oh wait, of course not - you'd just Afterpay it so you can spend more on the weekend. Budgeting 101.
I mean following up a point after having -12 is just me explaining my logic as to why I wrote the original comment. I'm sure not everyone cares about my thinking towards buying basic consumer goods with a finite weekly income but you can't learn another's opinions if you are always being negative towards them and shutting them down…
Argh yes one logic fits all for me. But realistically yes I would be using a form of AfterPay as I can not see myself saving $400,000-$500,000 in cash to purchase a home up front. The whole market place is created by loans so really without them a large percentage of us would be in trouble. So a mortgage is just AfterPay but with more fees, larger, has an interest rate, missing payments can lead to extreme consequences.
and how is the ferrari example nonsensical… they are a company that prides themselves on vehicles that are of the highest quality and there are enough wealthy people worldwide to sustain the business model without having to give discounts. Maybe cash might get you a discount who knows… I'm not sure how the books work at Ferrari or even which country receives their taxes if any. Plus did you ever see the power Ferrai had over Deadmau5 after he wrapped it in the Nyan Cat/badges. They sent him a cease and desist and he had to return the vehicle to stock so clearly even if you buy a Ferrari you are never the real owner. Which just goes to prove they don't care who you are and how much money you have they make the rules. Whereas with homes the asking price can be cut back because of reasons out of the sellers control. Imagine a divorce and both parties want a fast sale so a million dollar offer on a 1.1m dollar house may be accepted. There are many scenarios that could play out with housing as to why you can negotiate a price you feel reflects the market at the time of sale.
I mean this is just a basic explanation as to my rebuttal against your last comment. I'm not salty or anything and hey I enjoy being challenged in terms of my thinking as to stay this way for the next 10-20 years would be detrimental.
By uncle bought an AMG recently, and even he paid a good 6-7% below sticker price. No matter how expensive the car, or the house, you always haggle. Have you not learned anything from this site?
The rest of what you've written is just a waste of bandwidth so I won't really bother.
This is OzBargain, not OzCheapASS
If you are looking for a deal you are probably a cheap ass. Would you walk into a Ferrari dealership and ask them whats the best price they can do for cash.
LOL paying for SHOES in installments?????
Vendor in title please.
I got them on ebay for around $150 2 years ago before they became really popular.
congratulations!
I like to think I was the trendsetter
hmmm, well seeing as those ones are Mens and A$167.62, i doubt it.
Such an ugly colour…
There are other options. Unfortunately all small
+1 recommend these shoes! extremely comfortable and can be used for pretty much any situation. well worth this price