Incorrectly Advertised PC

DoaM

Unless you're a graphic designer (doing video edits) or a games programmer (so needing high end video capability), you DON'T need an £1800+ PC for work.

So I can only presume that either one of the above applies ... or you're deluding yourself regarding requirements.

robatwork

macman wrote: »

How exactly are you improving your credit rating (which by the way, doesn't exist, it's a made up number that no-one else can see) by taking on £4K of debt at 99% APR then? Your credit history will now show that loan, and no-one else will offer you credit other than another payday loan- shark outfit.

Maybe he's mining bitcoin in the (forlorn) hope that will improve his finances...hence the 4 grand PC. Of course all he'll end up with is a headache and a huge leccy bill.

wesleyad

If it was bought for business doesn't that take away consumer rights and make it a B2B purchase? I assume he still has rights for mis described goods but they might be very different to CRA.

OT don't want to sound harsh, but there's a clear link between people who get a bad credit rating and people who go to brighthouse. But if you were genuinely that desperate I suppose you had little other choice.