Your local credit union. They'll pay you interest, even.

Then when you get a good amount saved, you can buy used HUO instead of new and save another 10-20%.

there are. I know there are a few...forgot all of them

TNT does layaway and so did

John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, Mi.
269-979-3836

Be careful the force is strong and easy to get upside down.

You could check with Trent (tilt), I know someone who has worked something out with him for a Congo he bought

Just some advice - if a distributor ever gets into financial trouble and files bankruptcy you become an unsecured creditor (like owning a gift card to sharper image). What benefit do you get from “layaway” that you don’t get from safely keeping your money in a bank? Why take the risk?

I bought two NIB games and even though I researched and sought out one of the most reputable and stable distributors, I still didn’t want his company holding any more of my money for any longer than he had to. Period.

The only reason you should use layaway is if
1. You cannot trust yourself not to spend your own money on other stuff than you intended
2. You do not have a bank account or credit union account

Even if either of the above is true you still shouldn't use layaway.