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Wanted: Macbook Pro, what's the cheapest option (need 0% interest free finance)
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Wanted: Macbook Pro, what's the cheapest option (need 0% interest free finance)
i see apple don't offer buy now pay later 0% finance at the moment, which is a shame, as my cousin can get university higher education discount.
guess cheapest way would be use the above discount on a new 0% purchases credit card?
any discount codes for comet, pc world etc.?
i see apple don't offer buy now pay later 0% finance at the moment, which is a shame, as my cousin can get university higher education discount.
guess cheapest way would be use the above discount on a new 0% purchases credit card?
any discount codes for comet, pc world etc.?
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I don't recall ever seeing Apple offer 0% interest financing.
Your best bet is to save up and buy it when you have the money.0 -
0% credit card is usually the only way. Apple very very rarely do any discounts / codes. They just don't need to. Maybe ask your cousin to buy it for you?
Marty J is right though regrettably..Marketing and web design guy. FIRE enthusiast.0 -
I concur with above; and welcome to MSE alex:hello:0
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they had 0% interest for 6 months pre xmas0
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Interest free from Littlewoods? Ha, ha, very funny.0
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I'd save up and get your cousin to get you the discount and just pay cash.0
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if i had 0% interest free for 6 or 9 months, i can buy now and spread the cost.
wanted to get one sooner rather than save up for it and buy say end of 2010, as i want to upgrade to an iphone and need a working computer (as i type this from work)0 -
MacRumors are giving the MacBook Pro a "Don't Buy - Updates soon" rating. It gets updated on average every 200 days, and it has been 228 days since the last update.
So you can either save up for a bit and get yourself a newer model, or wait until they're released and see if you can get a good deal on one of the current models.0
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