Financing
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There’s not much I’d be willing to sell, it wouldn’t even get me that much further towards it.
jigsaw
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itsneedtokno
I'm chillin, appreciate it though.
I've never owned a toy that had to be registered with the FAA.
I've never owned a toy that cost $1000
I've never owned a toy that could kill somebody that was 1 mile away from me.
...but that's just me...
Sorry, I don't consider my $1000 flying digital camera a toy.
So are all <$1K cameras toys...?
Jack43
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itsneedtokno
I'm chillin, appreciate it though.
jigsaw
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It's a toy. Just like many other things I own. Don't take yourself so seriously.
Honestly I'm not sure why some of these guys are criticizing you for your decisions, but it seems like your mind is set.
I am currently financing all of my drones through credit cards and Affirm, and have not been denied however ive had a decent credit line for almost 5 years. I suggest simply doing what Gadgetguy said and use the art of the deal on your parents about setting up the deal of the century and pay them back or pay their monthly statements.
Itsneedtokno brings up a very good point. I quickly learned your final bill comes out to be higher because you WILL want some basic or higher end accessories.
I am currently financing all of my drones through credit cards and Affirm, and have not been denied however ive had a decent credit line for almost 5 years. I suggest simply doing what Gadgetguy said and use the art of the deal on your parents about setting up the deal of the century and pay them back or pay their monthly statements.
Itsneedtokno brings up a very good point. I quickly learned your final bill comes out to be higher because you WILL want some basic or higher end accessories.
itsneedtokno
I'm chillin, appreciate it though.
A toy is determined by your budget, and how you use it.
I know people with $100k toys.
...but I don't consider my $988 drone, a toy... sorry, not sorry
MM is great but it is a very small lightweight craft that has seen plenty of issues which many threads have been created. Also it is the only drone along with MA2 that uses that atrocious DJIFlyApp.
It honestly depends on what you want to fly drones for and how.
itsneedtokno
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He's posting in the MA2 discussions, so he would be using FLY anyway
The MM is a whole different ball game though, can't disagree there
Martysticks
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I share the commonly-held opinion of most of the people here that saving the cash for it and getting it later is the best way to go. Time and cash will give you options. If you can wait and save, you might be able to afford something better, like a Mavic 2 Pro. Also, I get more enjoyment out of stuff when there is no debt hanging over it.
If it is your credit history that you are looking to build up, wait until you're 18 and see about applying for a credit card with your parents as guarantors. Maintain a pattern of paying on time, and that will help you out in the future.
If it is your credit history that you are looking to build up, wait until you're 18 and see about applying for a credit card with your parents as guarantors. Maintain a pattern of paying on time, and that will help you out in the future.
itsneedtokno
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nope... its a backdoor to ficoforums loland there's you thinking this was a drone forum......!!
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