WTB Rent to own fungi

[Rumham]

Looking to pay weekly to rent fungi tunic and once I hit 40k rented I get to keep it. Can start at 1k a week and up as I get stronger.

[Headbusta]

lol what?

[Castle2.0]

Love this. I used to rent out red wood wands and manastones. Actually worth it when you think of the leverage it gives you as a player.

Best of luck OP.

[Rumham]

Bump - have ~5k for down payment now. This also represent my ability to make the plat needed to pay every week if I can grow so much plat this fast. Let me know if interested we can also work a deal where you can hold and sell my ikssr breastplat and if I miss one week payment I will forfeit the fungi and all prior payments. It could really work out for you if I miss one ( I won’t ) , banks lend money hoping people make this mistake you can do a rent to own fungi with similar rules and know you’re secure in the transaction

[Rumham]

Also the fungi will increases my plat gains from what I’m showing today

[Rumham]

I have ~15k downpayment now. I can’t believe you guys rather have fungi sit in bank and not make you big plat rent to own possible get back with rental fees deal.

[DeathsSilkyMist]

Originally Posted by Rumham [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I have ~15k downpayment now. I can’t believe you guys rather have fungi sit in bank and not make you big plat rent to own possible get back with rental fees deal.

I think the issue is simply that Fungi Tunics still sell in a reasonable amount of time.

If someone is patient enough to wait a month or more for full payment, they are patient enough to simply post "WTS Fungi Tunic" on the forums/discord and wait for a reply over a few days or weeks.

That is a lot less effort than trying to keep in contact with you to either recieve partial payments, or make sure you didn't stop playing randomly.

If Fungi Tunics ever get to a point where they are hard to sell (because everybody has enough fungis), then this type of plan would make more sense. It allows you to sell Fungi Tunic in a novel way that gets around the normal competition that occurs due to low sales of a product.