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Credit Corp. Finances IT Products & Services

  • 10/01/95
IBM Credit Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of IBM, helps customers acquire information technology products and services through a variety of reliable financing sources. Options include leasing, installment loans and soft financing. A single Term Lease Master Agreement covers an institution's total system, including hardware, software, maintenance and service. At the end of a lease, one may purchase or return the equipment, or renew the lease. IBM Credit also sells and leases previously installed IBM equipment, professionally refurbished at their Raleigh, N.C., facility. Systems are re-certified by technicians and ship with all the IBM peripherals, manuals and cabling needed for operation. Refurbished equipment comes with a 90-day unconditional guarantee of satisfaction. IBM Credit Corp., Stamford, CT, (800) IBM-3889.

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