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Originally Posted by rrosenberry First of all,,,petstores/ Petland... 
and what happens when unknowing people buy a petstore/ puppymill pup.. ON CREDIT,and 2-3 week they have stacks of vet bills for their sick dog,then the pup dies,,, But, I'm sure Petland goes through a credit company,,and they already have their money,, when the people stop paying on a dog that is dead. And the puppymills continue to supply them more dogs,,,to get on credit. Not a good idea for petstores,,imo. |
They do go thru a credit co. A company called Beneficial handles the actual financing.
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"If you don't make your payments, no repo man will come for your canine, but there'll be a black mark on your credit. And if the dog dies? that's worth 25 percent off a new one."
They sold a Boston Terrier to a group of 5 college girls who had to combine all their credit and get 2 co-signers. who does the puppy really belong to? Who will be the one to care for it after school is over. I'm sure Petland does not care, they made a sale.