Bought a telly....

NickX

Cat695 wrote: »

does that mean if i buy a house on my CC and the prices continue to drop that I can get the difference back too??? awesome

Well the way house prices are dropping they wiill probably be within your Credit Limit before too long

YorkshireBoy

NickX wrote: »

I thought Nationwide offered this protection some time back. I'm sure they have stopped it now in the current economic climate.

Citi were one of the last to stop it I believe.

Not sure it would have stretched to 6 months though!

PROLIANT

Jesus Christ! You's lot wanna get a life!
You see an item in the shop, you like it, you buy it, you enjoy it....don’t take the !!!! by asking for the difference in price if the retailer lowers the cost of the item, what has got in to the world? :rolleyes:
Why don't you go and hassle Gordon Brown for the difference in the VAT you have paid for the last 20 odd years, 2.5% now that would line your pockets nicley! Get a grip of yourself!

NickX

PROLIANT wrote: »

Jesus Christ! You's lot wanna get a life!
You see an item in the shop, you like it, you buy it, you enjoy it....don’t take the !!!! by asking for the difference in price if the retailer lowers the cost of the item, what has got in to the world? :rolleyes:

Well if the price difference guarantee is offered by the Card Provider as Nationwide and Citi used to, then why not make use of it ? Otherwise, its like having an insurance policy but not wanting to make a claim even though you have a case.

Unfortunately I think this is immaterial because I don't think any Card Provider will offer this guarantee in today's market.

ianian99

johnc86 wrote: »

Next time you jump on a band wagon/join a witch hunt/etc, you should probably read the original post properly. Get a life perhaps??

I never jumped on any bannd wagon and I did read the post. Perhaps YOU should read it mate. you clearly said you paid less than its selling for now didn't you?
Also I have a life and a huge telly and I got it cheaper than you paid for yours.
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normanmark

Jesus wept, stupidity of the highest order. Not one to out & out flame, but thats the luck of the draw when you purchase something. I hope for your sake you didn't call Halifax, because i'm pretty sure they would of hung up.

Ilian2008

Reminds me of when I saved up for ages years ago and bought my first suit for £250. I loved it and was really proud. Next day it was reduced to £99.00. I think its called sods law.

PROLIANT

NickX wrote: »

Well if the price difference guarantee is offered by the Card Provider as Nationwide and Citi used to, then why not make use of it ? Otherwise, its like having an insurance policy but not wanting to make a claim even though you have a case.

Unfortunately I think this is immaterial because I don't think any Card Provider will offer this guarantee in today's market.

Seriously! That is crazy man, have people got nothing better to do than go on a witch hunt over something like this though?

PROLIANT

Ilian2008 wrote: »

Reminds me of when I saved up for ages years ago and bought my first suit for £250. I loved it and was really proud. Next day it was reduced to £99.00. I think its called sods law.

Yes, sod's law is an excellent rule of life!

PROLIANT

ianian99 wrote: »

I never jumped on any bannd wagon and I did read the post. Perhaps YOU should read it mate. you clearly said you paid less than its selling for now didn't you?
Also I have a life and a huge telly and I got it cheaper than you paid for yours.
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Ner ner na ner ner! :rotfl: