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Nike - don't know what to do next
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holly_smith123 said:Thank you for your comments. Sorry for the delay in coming back to you. Nike don't acknowledge any of my emails. And Klarna are now charging me late fees which is affecting my credit score. If I use my credit card to pay the outstanding amount (my only option as I don't have the funds), can I still pursue this with Nike? Although I have no idea how
Should the OP clear the Klarna balance while she waits (for however long) for Nike to refund?holly_smith123 said:Thanks so much for replying, I will do exactly as you have said.Do you think I would be ok paying Klarna to clear the balance so it’s not affecting my credit score?0 -
As I said in simple terms. There has been no mention of paypal credit. 👍voluted said:
PayPal offer Pay in 3/PayPal Credit so they're not just a payment processor.born_again said:
Simple terms.
Think of PayPal as paying via your debit card from your bank, as they are just a payment processer.
Klarna is simply taking out finance.
No S75 against either when using them.
But yes, there is that option.Life in the slow lane0 -
I would say so - much like a credit card.Okell said:holly_smith123 said:Thank you for your comments. Sorry for the delay in coming back to you. Nike don't acknowledge any of my emails. And Klarna are now charging me late fees which is affecting my credit score. If I use my credit card to pay the outstanding amount (my only option as I don't have the funds), can I still pursue this with Nike? Although I have no idea how
Should the OP clear the Klarna balance while she waits (for however long) for Nike to refund?holly_smith123 said:Thanks so much for replying, I will do exactly as you have said.Do you think I would be ok paying Klarna to clear the balance so it’s not affecting my credit score?0 -
Well you said using "PayPal" is just the same as using a debit card from the bank, which isn't correct if you're using PayPal Credit (which is PayPal at the end of the day.) You also said they're "just a payment processor" which isn't correct as they offer BNPL and Credit accounts.born_again said:
As I said in simple terms. There has been no mention of paypal credit. 👍voluted said:
PayPal offer Pay in 3/PayPal Credit so they're not just a payment processor.born_again said:
Simple terms.
Think of PayPal as paying via your debit card from your bank, as they are just a payment processer.
Klarna is simply taking out finance.
No S75 against either when using them.
But yes, there is that option.0 -
Whatever..🤦♀️voluted said:
Well you said using "PayPal" is just the same as using a debit card from the bank, which isn't correct if you're using PayPal Credit (which is PayPal at the end of the day.) You also said they're "just a payment processor" which isn't correct as they offer BNPL and Credit accounts.born_again said:
As I said in simple terms. There has been no mention of paypal credit. 👍voluted said:
PayPal offer Pay in 3/PayPal Credit so they're not just a payment processor.born_again said:
Simple terms.
Think of PayPal as paying via your debit card from your bank, as they are just a payment processer.
Klarna is simply taking out finance.
No S75 against either when using them.
But yes, there is that option.Life in the slow lane0 -
If you're not willing to stand behind your comments, don't make them.born_again said:
Whatever..🤦♀️voluted said:
Well you said using "PayPal" is just the same as using a debit card from the bank, which isn't correct if you're using PayPal Credit (which is PayPal at the end of the day.) You also said they're "just a payment processor" which isn't correct as they offer BNPL and Credit accounts.born_again said:
As I said in simple terms. There has been no mention of paypal credit. 👍voluted said:
PayPal offer Pay in 3/PayPal Credit so they're not just a payment processor.born_again said:
Simple terms.
Think of PayPal as paying via your debit card from your bank, as they are just a payment processer.
Klarna is simply taking out finance.
No S75 against either when using them.
But yes, there is that option.
For the record it was you who brought up PayPal, not me.0 -
I was responding to another poster & they were not sure on the difference between Klarna & PayPal.voluted said:
If you're not willing to stand behind your comments, don't make them.born_again said:
Whatever..🤦♀️voluted said:
Well you said using "PayPal" is just the same as using a debit card from the bank, which isn't correct if you're using PayPal Credit (which is PayPal at the end of the day.) You also said they're "just a payment processor" which isn't correct as they offer BNPL and Credit accounts.born_again said:
As I said in simple terms. There has been no mention of paypal credit. 👍voluted said:
PayPal offer Pay in 3/PayPal Credit so they're not just a payment processor.born_again said:
Simple terms.
Think of PayPal as paying via your debit card from your bank, as they are just a payment processer.
Klarna is simply taking out finance.
No S75 against either when using them.
But yes, there is that option.
For the record it was you who brought up PayPal, not me.
Pay Pal in it's true form is funded from either your bank or Credit card. Which is what I was saying in terms of Paymet Processer.
It is you that brought PP credit into the posts. 🤷♀️
Not getting into a argument on this.Life in the slow lane0
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