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You never miss a trick, do you!

12 months no interest means on the 13 month if you still owe any, they charge you all 13 months worth of interest.
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I have a Musician's Friend card and bought both a 650 Dakota and a Jetglo 330 from them, among many other things. Everything I have ordered from them arrived in a timely manner and it was packaged well. If you're on the fence about ordering from them, I say go for it. I have had nothing but good experiences in dealing with them.
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If you order from American Musical Supply,(AMS)they will let you pay three to five payments at the beginning of each month with no card or interest. I purchased a electronic drum set and lights for my band and never pay a single penny of interest. All my payments were taken out of my checking account and everything was paid for in three months. To me this is the way to go.
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So, do you have 12 months from the time the order was placed to pay, or 12 months from the delivery date to pay?

I wish I had ordered my DCM 4003 from MF instead of my local Rick Dealer, the CME. If I had, I'd have a bass.

Down with the CME!! Don't give a dime to those thieves.
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As I have stated (many times) I have had perfect experiences with all dealers except one (Z).

And I have pointed out (IMHO) the irony that M123 was the target of so much bashing and now it is MFriend, especially on the FDP Fender site (of which MF is a sponsor).

I have found, by the way, that AMS usually has the lowest shipping prices and the lowest purchase amount eligible for free shipping.
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Who is (Z) ?
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Could it be THESE guys???

http://www.zzounds.com/
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Yes, them.
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I have used M.F. and AMS in the past. AMS always treats me better. I have no problem with MF, I like AMS better since I do not use credit cards. I dont believe in paying extra fees when I do not have too.
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But AMS doesn't carry a long range of models. They sell what they get. You can't order other colors of guitars than what they stock. Other than that I like them. The other thing I like about AMS is their deferred payment plans. You order the guitar, they ship it to you, then charge your card in wither 3 or 5 monthly payments.
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Well, congratulations. Get ready for an interest of about 23%!!! No thanks.
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You only have to worry about the interest if you don't pay off the amount within the promotional period. At MF, anything over $500 is one year intrest-free, so if you pay off the amount in question within a year, you pay no interest. Works for meImage
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