Chugach3DGuy
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I found a website for a video production company in California that intrigued me. They do mostly corporate video; maybe a little bit of commercial production as well. But what interests me is that they offer a financing plan to their clients. Can't afford to pay $10k all at once? Well, for 15% interest, you can pay $1000/month for about 12 months instead.
In our current economic situation, a lot of businesses seem to be tightening up their wallets and looking more at short term goals. So what do all you other Freelancers and Savvy Business Owners think of this? Anyone use it/like it/hate it/advise for or against it?
It seems like it could be both good and bad: Good in the way that it can help smooth out your income and help eliminate the typical Freelancer "Feast and Famine" cycle. But, it can backfire, especially if the client pays once or twice and then quits all together...
In our current economic situation, a lot of businesses seem to be tightening up their wallets and looking more at short term goals. So what do all you other Freelancers and Savvy Business Owners think of this? Anyone use it/like it/hate it/advise for or against it?
It seems like it could be both good and bad: Good in the way that it can help smooth out your income and help eliminate the typical Freelancer "Feast and Famine" cycle. But, it can backfire, especially if the client pays once or twice and then quits all together...