Is This Really That Big Of A Deal??

[Pastor Gary]

As far as apartments, this is a high end product, and we seldom sell to anyone who is not a home-owner.

What a 1950's assumption about apartment-dwellers. A lot of younger people live in apartments and have enormous disposable income. They buy things... expensive things, and often make large impulse purchases. Some of them have all their money in their VEHICLE and their electronics instead of their housing. Some don't have the credit history to qualify for a home purchase precisely because their spending is disproportionate to their investing. Many of them are also cohabiting singles who are TINKs (two incomes, no kids). I speak as a former salesman.

You might find some apartment dwellers who can pay cash for your high end product.

[panhandler]

As far as apartments, this is a high end product, and we seldom sell to anyone who is not a home-owner.

What a 1950's assumption about apartment-dwellers. A lot of younger people live in apartments and have enormous disposable income. They buy things... expensive things, and often make large impulse purchases. Some of them have all their money in their VEHICLE and their electronics instead of their housing. Some don't have the credit history to qualify for a home purchase precisely because their spending is disproportionate to their investing. Many of them are also cohabiting singles who are TINKs (two incomes, no kids). I speak as a former salesman.

You might find some apartment dwellers who can pay cash for your high end product.

I get your point PG and I have sold this product in apts but 15 years of experience tells me THIS is a product that sells MOSTLY to home-owners.

[Jamais Vu]

As far as apartments, this is a high end product, and we seldom sell to anyone who is not a home-owner.

What a 1950's assumption about apartment-dwellers. A lot of younger people live in apartments and have enormous disposable income. They buy things... expensive things, and often make large impulse purchases. Some of them have all their money in their VEHICLE and their electronics instead of their housing. Some don't have the credit history to qualify for a home purchase precisely because their spending is disproportionate to their investing. Many of them are also cohabiting singles who are TINKs (two incomes, no kids). I speak as a former salesman.

You might find some apartment dwellers who can pay cash for your high end product.

I get your point PG and I have sold this product in apts but 15 years of experience tells me THIS is a product that sells MOSTLY to home-owners.

People in apartments dont cook! DUH!

I think our post office here in smyrna is the absolute worse. They loose my packages i buy from ebay every now and then, and the office is so un-organized and rude......but what can we do?...NOTHING. i need my own parcel company as much as i buy off ebay.

[Mike Vande]

My mother's Social secuerity check wa sstolen from her mailbox, which is a violation of several Federal statutes. When she reported it tp the post office, she was told nothing could be done about it.

I wouldn't worry about prosecution too much...

[stevenson]

Well, someone got the law right. LOL! I had an experience where I put 500 flyers on the outside of the mailboxes and out of 500, I got one call from one lady who read the law to me then proceeded to lecture me on religion. Oh well!

Now we have doorhangers made up! Perfectly legal and actually quicker to put up.

[EagerBeaver]

Now we have doorhangers made up! Perfectly legal and actually quicker to put up.

And even more annoying...it's like planting a billboard in someone's private property. IMHO.

[stevenson]

And even more annoying...it's like planting a billboard in someone's private property. IMHO.

Yeah, it is! But it's legal! There's also the annoying...leave it under the windshield wiper while their shopping. Also legal as long as you get the permission of the store who owns or leases the parking lot.

[panhandler]

Now we have doorhangers made up! Perfectly legal and actually quicker to put up.

And even more annoying...it's like planting a billboard in someone's private property. IMHO.

Come on Beav...when have you ever expressed a humble opinion?

Is there any marketing idea for me that you would approve of?