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Car finance 0% when it is not 0%
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A cash price £1k less than 0% finance price..!!! Definitely not legal. One of the major sofa companies used to do this and TS got involved.
Quite simply if they offer a lower price for cash then they can't legitimately claim to offer free finance because it's not free0 -
A cash price £1k less than 0% finance price..!!! Definitely not legal. One of the major sofa companies used to do this and TS got involved.
Quite simply if they offer a lower price for cash then they can't legitimately claim to offer free finance because it's not free
That what my thinking - even if i didnt articulate it quite so well as you.
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Of course, there's always the "Oh, umm, what's the first excuse can we think of?" possibility, when challenged over why it was advertised elsewhere for a lower price than had just been agreed.0
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What have you got in writing? Only being able to claim that a salesman said something is very little evidence to work with.0
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