Tell me if you think this is compulsive buying beyond ones means...
So I was at the LV store (oh we had to wait a few minutes to get in, it was too crowded inside)....and was trying to decide if I should go ahead and get an Artsy Azur, when a young 20s woman and her friend wrangled my SA away from me (pretty much said "hey, I need help, I'm going to buy this") very rude. So they end up trying out a ton of bags it being first LV purchase I'm sure, until they decided on the largest Neverful in Azur. After standing there for what seemed like an eternity, and my SA looking at me apologetically, they then asked "can I put it on 3 cards and pay you some cash too"...to which of course I was thinking great...this is going to take a while. As they walked over to the cashier, heard them talking about "which card do you think has money still left on it?"
I then head over to Saks...after I gave up buying any bag at LV given the line, and same thing happened...elderly lady who really was dress quite nice, bought $900 worth of clothing (during the 50% off sale today), and asked to put some on credit card up to $500 and then paid on another card for the rest.
Am I the only one who thinks that this is not right....maxing out your credit cards to buy luxury items that are beyond ones means?
So I was at the LV store (oh we had to wait a few minutes to get in, it was too crowded inside)....and was trying to decide if I should go ahead and get an Artsy Azur, when a young 20s woman and her friend wrangled my SA away from me (pretty much said "hey, I need help, I'm going to buy this") very rude. So they end up trying out a ton of bags it being first LV purchase I'm sure, until they decided on the largest Neverful in Azur. After standing there for what seemed like an eternity, and my SA looking at me apologetically, they then asked "can I put it on 3 cards and pay you some cash too"...to which of course I was thinking great...this is going to take a while. As they walked over to the cashier, heard them talking about "which card do you think has money still left on it?"
I then head over to Saks...after I gave up buying any bag at LV given the line, and same thing happened...elderly lady who really was dress quite nice, bought $900 worth of clothing (during the 50% off sale today), and asked to put some on credit card up to $500 and then paid on another card for the rest.
Am I the only one who thinks that this is not right....maxing out your credit cards to buy luxury items that are beyond ones means?