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best card for me?
james3333
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in Credit cards
Hi guys,
iam thinking of buying a playstation 3 ( £500)
but i dont want to use my ISA or savings to get it.... i wanna 0% card to pay it off each month.
i also need a card for a holiday i will be paying for in aug/sept ( £1000)
so, which card would suit me?
is there any 0% for 12 month on new purchases at the moment, coz i dont want a 9 month 0% becuase it will need switching whilst iam on hoiday!
cheers
iam thinking of buying a playstation 3 ( £500)
but i dont want to use my ISA or savings to get it.... i wanna 0% card to pay it off each month.
i also need a card for a holiday i will be paying for in aug/sept ( £1000)
so, which card would suit me?
is there any 0% for 12 month on new purchases at the moment, coz i dont want a 9 month 0% becuase it will need switching whilst iam on hoiday!
cheers
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nice one... cheers!!!!:money:
sounds ideal!0 -
Don't forget that most holiday companies make a charge for paying by credit card.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0
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yeh, iam not fussed about that, its worth it for me to keep my savings intact than to pay a few quid extra.
infact, another question i have....
does the 12 month 0% start from the date of your first purchase OR from the date your card is registred?
cheers0 -
Date your card is registered0
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BUMMER.... is the registered date at the top of your statement then... so you can keep track of the ' 0% expirey date'?0
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Don't think so, IIRC Martin has a text message service and he will text you 6 weeks prior to the expiry of the promotion0
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what do you class as 'registred date' then?
when they recieve the application?
or when youv've signed a form and sent it back?0
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