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It amazing that any time someone posts about PSL's, the same 3 or 4 people hi-jack the thread and just keep fighting with each other with stupid put downs...
Some people enjoy going to games, and can afford PSLs (an upcharge for the tickets as I look at it). Others enjoy going but can't the PSLs...
That's called income level and life...I have friends who like myself like golf, they play public courses because they won't pay a bond to belong to a country club...
Just my opinion and thoughts...If you signed a contact with the Jets and they decide to try and collect on your default, you can be held responsible. The Jets may be able to go after all back money owed, plus not just the interest you agreed to pay, but interest on the late payment that you missed, plus the contract I'm sure states that the customer is responsible for all fees associated with trying to collect, and the Jets attorney's are not billing at $50 per hour.
I paid my PSL off in full when they 0% interest from the Jets ran out, I then financed them through my Home Equity line at Prime -1, so I'm paying my PSL's over 6 years and writing my interest payment off my taxes. Paying the Jets 6%-8% pending the time of the to the Jets is crazy.
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