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DFS - sofa reduced by £250 24hrs later

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  • harpyboy07
    harpyboy07 Posts: 47 Forumite
    Hi,

    I appreciate your comments but it's just such a small outlay and considering we have bought most furniture up front, I feel as though we wouldn't be making the most of the 0% by paying it off this month especially when we have more things to purchase. I think if I didn't have as much left over each month after mortgage,bills etc then yes you would be absolutely right.
  • Markyt
    Markyt Posts: 11,864 Forumite
    Its a DFS sofa. Pay it off asap, as you'll more than likely need to replace it within two years.
  • adandem
    adandem Posts: 3,592 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Markyt wrote: »
    Its a DFS sofa. Pay it off asap, as you'll more than likely need to replace it within two years.

    I agree, plus at over £1000 you've probably paid interest anyway:confused:
  • derrick
    derrick Posts: 7,424 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Markyt wrote: »
    Its a DFS sofa. Pay it off asap, as you'll more than likely need to replace it within two years.


    DFS furniture carries a 2 year guarantee,(and I believe certain products a 5 year guarantee), so it would be replaced/repaired by them within 2 years.

    I know a couple of people,(one a trading standards officer), who have had and are satisfied with DFS furniture for over 5 years.

    I am not saying they are the best, but they are still there,(ye like some DG companies), but I decided to try them after spending a lot of money on a so called premier company and they sold me rubbish, only time will tell.
    Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition


  • dmg24
    dmg24 Posts: 33,920 Forumite
    10,000 Posts
    harpyboy07 wrote: »
    Thanks for your completely useless reply...clearly you have the IQ of a complete monkey if you think I have not already considered that. I think the more sensible forum users will realise that what I am asking mainly concerns the credit agreement! Complete chissler!

    What a horrible person you are. I have seen some nasty comments on here recently but that is just completely uncalled for.
    Gone ... or have I?
  • I dont know if this will help but my friend recenly bought a new kitchen from B and Q and she had not received it when they decided to put a 15% off deal on she managed to get 15% off her kitchen also.

    Like I said i dont know if it will help
    Lightbulb Moment July 2007
    Mint £1320(17%APR)
    Natwest [strike]£488 [/strike](0% Apr til sept) £428
    DP Store card [strike]£100 [/strike](stupid 29.9% APR) £39.02
    Current account overdraft £787
  • FunkyMunkey
    FunkyMunkey Posts: 167 Forumite
    dmg24 wrote: »
    What a horrible person you are. I have seen some nasty comments on here recently but that is just completely uncalled for.

    Here, here. Unbeleivably rude, and taking the time to write that kind of abuse if far more pointless than the comments of frugalmacdugal and McAzreal. :huh:
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