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Opened Littlwoods account
b33
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Hi guys, today I opened a littlewoods catalogue account on the phone, they gave me a £200 limit, is that good? also how often do they give limit increases? and what sort of increases are common? thanks for your time!
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Be careful they send the statements every 28 days and sometimes you can get two statements in one month.
They made a big mistake on my account and it was nightmare sorting it out so I closed my account.0 -
The question is... do you NEED more than a £200 credit limit with Littlewoods? If so, consider whether, if you can't buy the items cash (or card), whether you can afford them.0
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PARIS_5000 wrote: »Be careful they send the statements every 28 days and sometimes you can get two statements in one month.
They made a big mistake on my account and it was nighmare sorting it out so I closed my account.
yes they said they could set a variable direct debit that could come out any day, I said no thanks ha ha0 -
billbennett wrote: »The question is... do you NEED more than a £200 credit limit with Littlewoods? If so, consider whether, if you can't buy the items cash (or card), whether you can afford them.
It is good for building credit I guess, but also you get 20 weeks interest free which is good for cash flow!0 -
When I applied, they gave me a £800 credit limit (very good credit history). This went up to just over £1000 after 3 months.
Littlewoods are not bad especially as you can pay over 20 or 52 weeks interest free. If you shop around, the majority of their products are often more expensive, however, I tend to buy products that are heavily reduced from littlewoods, that way with interest free terms its a great benefit. I do know someone who has had a bad experience with them, they really mucked up on something and they too cancelled their account with them. I have had no problems with them at all though.0 -
When I applied, they gave me a £800 credit limit (very good credit history). This went up to just over £1000 after 3 months.
Littlewoods are not bad especially as you can pay over 20 or 52 weeks interest free. If you shop around, the majority of their products are often more expensive, however, I tend to buy products that are heavily reduced from littlewoods, that way with interest free terms its a great benefit. I do know someone who has had a bad experience with them, they really mucked up on something and they too cancelled their account with them. I have had no problems with them at all though.
so I should get an increase after three months? what do you think it will go up to?0 -
I started with an £800 limit, then £1000, now £1300, in just over a year.Don't lie, thieve, cheat or steal. The Government do not like the competition.
The Lord Giveth and the Government Taketh Away.
I'm sorry, I don't apologise. That's just the way I am. Homer (Simpson)0 -
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