I much prefer to push automatic payments from my bank than let the payee pull them.
Either way though, no hassles. As mentioned, just one more bill is nothing in the grown up world.
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I much prefer to push automatic payments from my bank than let the payee pull them.
Either way though, no hassles. As mentioned, just one more bill is nothing in the grown up world.
Exactly! If a person does not mind a ping on their credit, which could possible affect their FICO score, why not.
If I were to take advantage of the 0%, I would setup 24 payments scheduled payment as soon as I unpack the ipad.
I sold my ipad 3 and plan to take this offer in order to free up some money. I'll make payments till the next iPad comes out, sell this one to more than cover what I owe, then start the whole process over again.
The most the down payment is supposed to be is $100. Seeing as I just bought a new car a couple months back, I'll probably have to pay the down payment. Not bad considering my ipad 3 sold for enogh to cover this plus 6 months of payments.
The most the down payment is supposed to be is $100. Seeing as I just bought a new car a couple months back, I'll probably have to pay the down payment. Not bad considering my ipad 3 sold for enogh to cover this plus 6 months of payments.
I'm a CPA. I don't recommend these interest free offers usually because in general, people aren't disciplined enough and get in trouble. Stuff happens later. Then they're in trouble because they still owe all these interest free loans that they thought were such a good idea months ago.
Notice I said in general (not necessarily anyone in this thread). But consider that half of all individual taxpayers make under 30k and tend to live paycheck to paycheck, and also probably tend to be the ones most excited about being able to buy an ipad with an interest free loan.
Notice I said in general (not necessarily anyone in this thread). But consider that half of all individual taxpayers make under 30k and tend to live paycheck to paycheck, and also probably tend to be the ones most excited about being able to buy an ipad with an interest free loan.
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I much prefer to push automatic payments from my bank than let the payee pull them.
Either way though, no hassles. As mentioned, just one more bill is nothing in the grown up world.
I agree with you. AT&T decided to debit my Uverse payment three times this month. I got the money back....3 days later.
The terms of the downpayment are based on your credit worthiness, as they put it, so yes it could be as low as $0 and high as half. They required half for the iPhone 5 for me and my wife upfront.
Ding ding ding! We have a winner. This is why if you have large student loans and locked them in at under 3% (as you could in the summer of 2011) your smartest play is to pay them off as *slowly* as they will allow.