What about Prodigi machines??

Originally Posted by Darlene Mathis

I'm in KY - Tajima is good and I have 2 of them (recently purchased another one from a private person on ebay). I don't own a Prodigy and didn't particularly care for the machine when I saw it at a show. I do use their software though and its reasonably good. The jerk who posted above was selling used Prodigi's not long ago when I was shopping for a second machine and then talks about how terrible they are disguised as someone else. Tells you a lot about who you are doing business with. I ended up with a 2 head Tajima from Stitch It. What a bunch of small time country yahoos backwoods rednecks. Good machine though.

mofia27 is actually Kyle McMinn. So full of it - met Kyle at a show a while back and he knows EVERYTHING (unfortunatly AFTER I bought from them). Not that I have anything against *** young men, just that after he tells you he knows so much and how much expeirence he has, you realize he's about a year out of secondary school. Anyway, he thinks he's pretty hot stuff - just look at his posts on here. They don't even have techs that work for them. Crap booth too.

For his brother or cousin or both, Stitchit is owned by a company who stole machines from hirsch a long time ago when they forgot they left them (HAPL leasing company left machines at apparently not-so-trustworthy places). Stitch it had some like new 15 heads for free. Since then, they ride on the back of Tajima machines - real hard to sell price after someone else bears the brunt of expense in marketing. Idiots. Really.

Then they start a leasing company (anchor) to get leases started and repo almost immediately on late pays, then re-sell the same machine over and over. Things got too questionable so they stopped.

They are so transparent - Tajimas are good machines, those guys are not. Used Tajimas are a dime a dozen as I found out. StitchIt has judgements against them and they lie. Be very very careful. They even have a crap rental program that has such horrible terms - they try to cover someone in payment and don't discuss costs. Pretadory practices...