I'm still convinced these people are crazy.

Nutinelse2do wrote:

whywait wrote:

Nutinelse2do wrote:
Why do you care? Is your intent to " save " the younger generation from making a mistake by financing, or just stir the pot?
What other people do is none of your business, and no one in their right mind is going to come to an RV forum for financial advice.
Have you nothing else to do on a beautiful Saturday evening than try to piss people off?

Is that the best you could come up with for your 3rd post?

Okay - With this beautiful Saturday evening, I can only say that my intention was to start a conversation - a dialogue about the pitfalls that potentially could cost an inexperienced, eager, enthusiastic would-be RV purchaser at least twice the purchase price of their RV.

Whether or not I "piss people off" is up to them - Perhaps I'm touching upon a subject that no one wants to address.

While it may seem that I'm a newcomer to this forum, in fact, I'm not. Computer issues have made it necessary for my recent repatriation, using a different signature.

The subject has been brought up many times. Every time it ends up the same.
Everyone's story is different, as well as their life circumstances.
The people that finance keep the economy going, so if people have to, or choose to finance, that's their choice. We should be happy they do it.
What others choose to do should be none of your concern. You are not going to change anyones mind here.
If you want to reach the younger generation, post it on Facebook or one of the social media sites.

If the subject has come up many times, why are you still interested enough to respond? Yes, everyone's story is different - and while I agree it's none of my concern, isn't this what a forum is all about - dialogue and debate? Whether or not I change anyone's mind is not paramount - if even one person thinks "what if", then it's worth the discussion.