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Catalogue new washer and bankruptcy
Jo_Bla
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Hi I was wondering if anyone knows if there would be a problem with me getting a new washing machine from my catalogue now as mine has just broken (seems to be the year i have to replace everything, TV, Hi fi now washer), I plan on going BR by end of next month, so was wondering if the OR would look dim on this purchase? I am thinking the catalogue as i have no spare cash at all, still trying to save my BR fees.
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Not sure, but sure the others will know.Any help, opinions, views I may hold those are my own. Respect them as you would expect the same in return. Offered freely, is gleaned from a lifetime of experiences, knowledge gaining. Passed on to benefit others. I may be direct, ask you questions but those are to help you. Up to you if you choose to take it. I won't judge you either way.
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A washing machine is pretty much a necessary item so I wouldn't worry about it so long as you purchase a 'normal' one i.e. not one costing £1000.0
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my friend bought one a week before they went BR it cost about £500
nothing was said to them
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I bought a cooker 2 weeks ago cos mine blew up lol. Going Br 5th June - hopefully be ok0
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you could always try asking on your local freecycle groups too to see if anyone has a second hand one going spare. But if I was desperate for one, then I would get it from the catalogue.
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If you are going to buy it on the catalogue you may as well get the extended warranty.
:j :j
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we are hopefully going bankrupt next month and desperately need a new carpet for our living room, been saving for ages but havent got anywhere near enough and now need to put that to bc fees.
would this be seen as a luxury spend if i ordered one through littlewoods cat before br? (sorry for hijack of post!)
not wanting to abuse the system atall and i suspect it is totally not allowed but just wandering what other peoples views are.0 -
I would have thought carpet would be considered luxury but thats just my opinion.
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look at https://www.freecycle.org and you can get all these things for free - pre-used, pre-loved or second-hand however you want to term it, but for just the cost of collection.
It may be worth joining other groups nearby if you live near a well-off area and yours is not. The pickings can be very good.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0 -
Is this not seen as entering a credit agreement knowing you cannot repay it?
I'm just wondering out loud really, sorry. 
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