1st payment done
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bigbull338
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congrats on making your 1st payment.i made my 1st payment in dec,only have 59 to go.
CurlyDave
Elite Member
By the time you get to payment 45 or so you will be wanting it to end real soon.
Been there, done that.
Been there, done that.
Don87
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That's why I paid cash:thumbsup:
DDT
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So does kubota send out a payment book or what? My first payment due 1-17-11
JJZ 109
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Not everyone can do that, but luckily I was in the same situation as you and did so. Now the new FX4, that's another story! :laughing:
kday64
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DDT,
You should be recieving a payment book to the address listed on the UCC paperwork.
Kubota does send payment books. If you are concerned you about not getting the payment in the mail on time you can go to Kubota.com click on the financing link and make online payments.
I purchased my BX on the 29th of November and the books arrived the 17th of December. With a first payment date of 5 January.
Hope this helps.
CONGRATZ ON THE NEW RIDE!!!!
~Kevin
You should be recieving a payment book to the address listed on the UCC paperwork.
Kubota does send payment books. If you are concerned you about not getting the payment in the mail on time you can go to Kubota.com click on the financing link and make online payments.
I purchased my BX on the 29th of November and the books arrived the 17th of December. With a first payment date of 5 January.
Hope this helps.
CONGRATZ ON THE NEW RIDE!!!!
~Kevin
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DDT
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Thanks for the info
montelatici
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It makes no sense to pay cash, especially when you have the cash, like I did. My cash is earning over 15% per year (I can post my account again if anyone doesn't believe it) and the borrowed dollars are depreciating in value. Think about it.
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