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red.dwarff
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Hi All
I bought a pc from pc world on buy now pay 3 months but as i suspect a lot of people do i forgot about it and didn’t realise till it was to late so now I’m on interest payment monthly direct debit.
My question is should i have been sent a reminder as i have had no correspondents from them at all.
or is it simply my fault and should swollow the pill,,:mad:
I bought a pc from pc world on buy now pay 3 months but as i suspect a lot of people do i forgot about it and didn’t realise till it was to late so now I’m on interest payment monthly direct debit.
My question is should i have been sent a reminder as i have had no correspondents from them at all.
or is it simply my fault and should swollow the pill,,:mad:
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red.dwarff wrote: »is it simply my fault and should swollow the pill
unfortunately yes, if you check the original paperwork it will have stipulated the time periods for repayment.====0 -
I don't recall us ever having a buy now pay 3 months later (though I don't work in PCW).
Are you sure you're not on the 6 month interest free? You do pay during that period (and when I did it, it was almost a couple of months before the first payment came out)Squirrel!If I tell you who I work for, I'm not allowed to help you. If I don't say, then I can help you with questions and fixing products. Regardless, there's still no secret EU law.
Now 20% cooler0 -
PC World have only done a 6 or 12 month recently.
To be fair you really should of read what you were signing up to.Nothing I say represents any past, present or future employer.0
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