@TrashCanJr @Amanda613P@MarinaMedvin Regardless, I think I'm done checking this thread - thanks for the civil conversation, they are hard to come by these days. If you want to talk more, send me a PM. (2/2)
@TrashCanJr @Amanda613P@MarinaMedvin From an article published yesterday: https://t.co/6sNKpNYNki
VP from SafeSide Tactical says, keyword: "BEFORE Credova...only able to offer a layaway plan", making it pretty clear that something changed after working with Credova, i.e. you can pick up a firearm immediately. (1/2)
@TrashCanJr @Amanda613P@MarinaMedvin Furthermore, you aren't purchasing the firearm from the FFL, they are only transferring it to you. Why would they block the transfer when it is already paid in full by Credova, to a third party seller? Credova is taking the financial risk, not the FFL.
@TrashCanJr @Amanda613P@MarinaMedvin I doubt it, based on the discussions I've seen online regarding Credova. Why would you take a loan (you incur interest payments!) instead of just saving up the money to buy it outright if you can't get the firearm until you pay off the loan? This is not the same as a layaway.
@loc12313@MarinaMedvin Yeah, probably unlikely that he would be able to get approved, but it's still a possibility. More likely he saved up and bought it outright, although I'm still unsure how he was able to afford everything he had at the time. Maybe grandma's credit card?
@elonmuske2022@loc12313@MarinaMedvin DD uses Credova - taken straight from Credova's TOS: "Credovaβs services and this Site are intended solely for Members who are natural persons of age eighteen (18) or older (nineteen (19) years of age for residents of Alabama or if you are a ward of the state in Nebraska). "