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Perfect homes rip off
Hi I started an agreement with perfect homes 17 Sep 2013 for a Samsung mobile.
now my agreement states total amount payable £657.60 over 80weeks.
today I receive an annual statement from them through the post which says opening balance £1,012.80 and remaining balance £290.90 I've worked it out and seems I've paid so far £800+ when my agreement states pay back £657.90
Now I know when I first started I had to take all insurance etc.
I did get my own insurance which I showed them.
what I can't understand is how does my agreement show £657.90 and they are saying that huge amount on a statement.
advice really needed please.
now my agreement states total amount payable £657.60 over 80weeks.
today I receive an annual statement from them through the post which says opening balance £1,012.80 and remaining balance £290.90 I've worked it out and seems I've paid so far £800+ when my agreement states pay back £657.90
Now I know when I first started I had to take all insurance etc.
I did get my own insurance which I showed them.
what I can't understand is how does my agreement show £657.90 and they are saying that huge amount on a statement.
advice really needed please.
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£657.60 over 80weeks
So do you pay £8.22 per week?"We act as though comfort and luxury are the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about” – Albert Einstein0 -
Hi I started an agreement with perfect homes 17 Sep 2013 for a Samsung mobile.
now my agreement states total amount payable £657.60 over 80weeks.
today I receive an annual statement from them through the post which says opening balance £1,012.80 and remaining balance £290.90 I've worked it out and seems I've paid so far £800+ when my agreement states pay back £657.90
Now I know when I first started I had to take all insurance etc.
I did get my own insurance which I showed them.
what I can't understand is how does my agreement show £657.90 and they are saying that huge amount on a statement.
advice really needed please.
Is the insurance in excess of the phone cost?
Have you been paying that all along?0 -
Hi I started an agreement with perfect homes 17 Sep 2013 for a Samsung mobile.
now my agreement states total amount payable £657.60 over 80weeks.
today I receive an annual statement from them through the post which says opening balance £1,012.80 and remaining balance £290.90 I've worked it out and seems I've paid so far £800+ when my agreement states pay back £657.90
Now I know when I first started I had to take all insurance etc.
I did get my own insurance which I showed them.
what I can't understand is how does my agreement show £657.90 and they are saying that huge amount on a statement.
advice really needed please.
£657.90 over 80 months with 34% APR would explain the figures.0 -
Clive_Woody wrote: ȣ657.60 over 80weeks
So do you pay £8.22 per week?
Hi, no they had me paying £12.66 which then dropped to £12.38 last week. they made me take out cover etc for a phone which was a thousand owing. I then got my own insurance and they rewrote the agreement to owing £657.60 over 80wks. I then other day received a statement from them showing a run down of payments I'd made and they seem to still be charging me cover etc. surely Ive paid this phone off now.0 -
Hi, no they had me paying £12.66 which then dropped to £12.38 last week. they made me take out cover etc for a phone which was a thousand owing. I then got my own insurance and they rewrote the agreement to owing £657.60 over 80wks. I then other day received a statement from them showing a run down of payments I'd made and they seem to still be charging me cover etc. surely Ive paid this phone off now.
Did you actually cancel their insurance cover?0 -
Even paying £650 for a Samsung is a rip offI am a Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
Are Perfect Homes one of those Brighthouse-style companies? What an utter rip-off. The sooner people stop using them, the better."Facism arrives as your friend. It will restore your honour, make you feel proud, protect your house, give you a job, clean up the neighbourhood, remind you of how great you once were, clear out the venal and the corrupt, remove anything you feel is unlike you... [it] doesn't walk in saying, "our programme means militias, mass imprisonments, transportations, war and persecution."0
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So surely if my agreement states total amount payable is £657.60 and Ive paid so far in excess of £800 I shouldn't be paying anything else on it. wouldn't they owe me.0
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Wow. What a ridiculous price to pay for a new phone, and that's coming from someone with an Iphone 6.
OP, don't buy things you can't afford. You might impress your mates with your new phone, but you'll suffer for it in the long run.0
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