Most furniture merchants say that business is
hurting and it's a matter of credit.
Some stores have been forced to impose credit
restrictions on accounts just to keep their
credit systems afloat.
Others who depend heavily on credit sales are
extending as much of it as possible to keep
customers coming through the doors.
But there have been some changes would be a
finance charge on accounts over 90 days.
But that.
That policy in this
day and time is no longer
truly feasible.
The big needed items are what many people are
getting that credit potential into these days.
But because of lower credit ceilings, more
and more people are turning elsewhere for what
they need.
It's time for him to set the
timetable to outsource because
we handle also our responsibility for the
contract. The 15 month
rental companies report a big jump in their
business. In the past few months, the
advertising promise of little credit hassle
is apparently becoming increasingly attractive
because
I didn't have any credit anyway,
so I thought maybe if I went to purchase
here, I can establish some
credit discount furniture stores, maybe doing
the best business of all.
With prices being what they are and credit
being scarce, consumers seem to be
more willing to search for a bargain, even if
it means going into a store with lesser quality
merchandise than they're used to.
No one else. And Channel 5, NBC News, Dallas.