What kind of chair?

[michellemoniquexx]

I am considering purchasing a chair but I don't know where to start. I'm hoping to use it at fairs/flea markets and in other little ways to promote myself. Sooo...I don't want to spend a whole lot but I still want a decent chair. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks!

 

[Julio]

Check all of the massage schools in your area.  You may be able to get a good deal from someone who just wants to unload theirs for a small price.Or, e-bay?Good luck!  

 

[Frankie Jay]

I bought a Custome Craftwork Freedom chair and am very happy with it.  don't worry about upgraded on the vinyl.  this is a pretty big investment, just like your table.  you will be able to make money on this for years.  not a big market out there for buying a used chair, not many people seem to let go of them

 

[Pompal 09.]

You might want to try ebay.  I just bought mine for a decent price (under $200).  It was a very nice chair plus has wheels on the case.  Very sturdy.  Well worth it.  There are many to choose from.  My 2 cents.Good Luck!! Terri ;D

 

[thenoseknows]

Thanks everyone for your replies   I'm definitely going to check out ebay!

 

[Ayesha]

What kind of chair?

I think you could also put up a "wanted" sign on every massage forum out there with your e-mail attached and see who bites.Wanted - Used Massage Chair for New Therapist.  Have not used one before and am looking for a good deal to see if this is something I will use frequently.  If you are ready to sell yours, please contact me at: (insert e-mail address here).  Since I am submitting this to more than 8 forums, if you reply here, I may not get the message.(I only add the last sentence, because too many people just don't read where to contact a person.  I have a blurb of info on a completely different forum right now, and have said 5 times now "contact my e-mail" and they STILL write on the forum itself.  Amazing.  I have seen the same thing with employers on job listings. "Do not reply here... reply to the e-mail provided" and then the candidates reply on the forum.  Seems they'd realize if they don't do what the employer has asked on a job request, there is no way theyare going to get hired.)Well, just a little soap box antic on my part with that last paragraph.  *hehe*... Hope the idea gets you a chair!  Some massaeg forum lists:Massage Forumshttp://www.bodyworkonline.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=mass_tech;action=display;num=1101054852;start=2

 

[kungphookitty]

What kind of chair?

Thanks Texas gal, great idea! I'll probably use that line for line, lol, if you don't mind that is.

 

[Jennifer P]

What kind of chair?

I got my chair on e-bay for $115. It's lasted me thus far, is sturdy, light weight, and has MORE than paid for itself. In fact, it paid for itself in one day's chair event, lol. Definently worth it!

 

[JenVT]

What kind of chair?

[quote author=SpiritedJen link=board=chair;num=1112502285;start=0#6 date=04/04/05 at 10:25:14]Thanks Texas gal, great idea! I'll probably use that line for line, lol, if you don't mind that is. [/quote]SURE!!!!

 

[Chris Masin]

What kind of chair?

I run a chair massage business out of Phoenix Az. My chair, the best baragain for the wuality that Ihave found (And I am the bargain Queen!) is from Costco. Its a Master cahir, thats a cool blue, very user freindly, and the best part, it comes with a black wheeled bag with carrying pocket. The prince, including shipping is $240 if you are a member. They add 10% if you aren't a member. But I have found that you can always borrow someone's card, firned, neighbor, or family member. This is onluy availble online, not in the stores. Costco.com. Also the shipping only took 1 week, even though they said it takes longer, and it has a 2 yr warranty. You can't beat that!