high pressure beds

[hottanning]

I'm looking for a high pressure bed that is the best deal. Most of the beds that I have been researching are really expensive. I remember a couple of years ago there was a company that would drop their bed off for nothing and you paid as it was used. Do companies still do that?

[navigatin1]

Yep, it's called a lease!

[MacDaddy]

It's called a profit share or revenue share. You only pay for the hours used with usually a minimum monthly amount owed if the hours aren't met. Some companies still do this. It's not the best way to go but it allows someone to get a really expensive bed in their store for little or no money down. Where are you located?

[Island Cove]

I remember reading a couple years back that Magic 636 could be had this way.

[sweetdaddydelicious]

I did it on my super cyclone. Min 4 hours a WEEK, not a month. So you pay at least $150 a week. In peak season it's much much more. But it's paid for in 2 years.

[JUstryintokeepmyhouse]

Originally Posted by sweetdaddydelicious

I did it on my super cyclone. Min 4 hours a WEEK, not a month. So you pay at least $150 a week. In peak season it's much much more. But it's paid for in 2 years.

Ya, if u give em' the (true) hours , I thought about a profit share, but with most hp's it is downright scary how much it can cost weekly--try a traditional lease or even used, they can be had very cheap with all the salons that went belly up in 05', (at least in my neck of the woods anyways)

[Jake]

If its saving money you want buy used or get an EnJoy from Sportblablabla.

[engfant]

Originally Posted by Jake

If its saving money you want buy used or get an EnJoy from Sportblablabla.

Is that kinda like a top of the line Panafonix TV?

[Parrot Head]

The Enjoy mix might look small in relation to the other big beds, but it will knock your socks off with it's tanning ability.

[engfant]

small? You feel like you can pick it up and give it a bear hug and I'm not big.

[Natureboy]

Originally Posted by hottanning

I'm looking for a high pressure bed that is the best deal. Most of the beds that I have been researching are really expensive. I remember a couple of years ago there was a company that would drop their bed off for nothing and you paid as it was used. Do companies still do that?

You gotta spend money to make money. If you want to pay nothing, that is what you will get.

The only other way around it is an old used UB 818, provided you are ready to fix them all the time and have the hassles of constant maintanence.