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Littlewoods/Very pay monthly help
Chrisizzl3
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Loans
Firstly i would like to apologise im new here & have no idea if this is the correct place of posting.
I am looking to buy a iphone 7 on a pay monthly plan (just the phone, no sim), these websites are willing to offer me (part) £600 credit, if i accept this credit am i obliged to any payments if i decide not to buy (as im unsure what happens as the phone exceeds the limit theyre offering me)
& Also if i was to accept the credit and try to buy a product for more than the amount given, what happens (e.g credit limit £600, phone £700)
Thanks for any help (their live chats are never not busy so cant get through to them)
I am looking to buy a iphone 7 on a pay monthly plan (just the phone, no sim), these websites are willing to offer me (part) £600 credit, if i accept this credit am i obliged to any payments if i decide not to buy (as im unsure what happens as the phone exceeds the limit theyre offering me)
& Also if i was to accept the credit and try to buy a product for more than the amount given, what happens (e.g credit limit £600, phone £700)
Thanks for any help (their live chats are never not busy so cant get through to them)
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You have 14 days to cancel any loan agreements you take out.0
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Thanks, however if i dont cancel but also dont make any purchases then what?0
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If you don't buy anything you don't pay anything. If you spend £500 then your repayments would be based on owing £500, not £600.
If you buy something for £700 then I would expect you would have to pay them £100 up front and then pay off a loan of £600. Best place to ask would be the customer services of the company concerned.loose does not rhyme with choose but lose does and is the word you meant to write.0 -
If you don't buy anything you don't pay anything. If you spend £500 then your repayments would be based on owing £500, not £600.
If you buy something for £700 then I would expect you would have to pay them £100 up front and then pay off a loan of £600. Best place to ask would be the customer services of the company concerned.
Thank you alot, i finally got through to them and they told me this exactly... i also finally released they cant charge me as i havn't even given them any bank details by this point <face palm>
appriecate your help(s)0
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