The Atlanta Braves Will Happily Separate You From Your Money
So here's a novel concept: The Atlanta Braves, trying to figure out a way to sell more tickets, are allowing fans to buy tickets on a payment plan basis. If you don't have the cash to see a game, don't worry: The Braves will finance you.
It's a 90-day interest free loan, but you better not be late with the payment. After those 90 days, the interest rate jumps to "between 20 percent and 25 percent," which is awfully freaking steep. This sounds like the time of deal you'd want to finance with the Vince Young debit/credit card!
Free Interest Loans To See the Braves? Think Twice [Lion In Oil] Vince Young Cares About Your Financial Future [Deadspin]
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