Fishing Rods

It may be too much work but what about a payment plan for the Helium rods or orders over a certain amount? Maybe you could have the plan where you charge the credit card for six months a percent of the total order. Many big chains do this so it makes it easier on the credit card bill.

Well that is a good idea. Let me think about it awhile. I will have to explore the possibilities.

I will give you an answer soon. Thanks for asking.

Trey Kistler

Ok, it may be a big hassle and I understand that but it would make it easier for me to buy a new rod

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Trey,

A payment plan would definitely be good for me...Or bad for me . Whether good for me or not, I would buy more Heliums.

Mike

I am still trying to figure out an efficient way of doing something like this. Give me some more time to think about it and discuss it with my associates.

I agree that it would help sell a few more rods a month but at what cost.

We'll see.

Trey

Koyak wrote:Trey,

A payment plan would definitely be good for me...Or bad for me . Whether good for me or not, I would buy more Heliums.

Mike

... or you could get a credit card that you only use for fishing gear ... great way to keep track of expenditures and many cards today have great rates ...

I would but I have too many credit cards already.

Mmmmmm....More Heliuuuuuummmmmms

"... or you could get a credit card that you only use for fishing gear ... great way to keep track of expenditures and many cards today have great rates ... "

'No' rate is even better! It's better to never use a card to borrow money for purchases. I use mine as a 'buying' convenience and pay them off every month. You get a benefit of a little bit of 'float'(the time before your money is 'taken' to pay) and as Chester said; you have a record and if there's ever any 'chicanery'(NOT at Kistler!), you can have the card company 'fix' it.

Dan

Hey I'm all about the 6 pay plan at Bass Pro. It probably will "force" me to order from BPS even when I'd clearly prefer other sites.

There are probably many serious issues that need t be considered before implmenting such an option. I don't even know the half of it. I do know I would have at least 4 or 5 Kistlers in my arsenal by this time next year, as opposed to the one lonely Helium I do have.

Maybe a minimum purchase or minimum number of rods would make it a worthwhile venture for both sides?