Where Can I Buy Pc On 0% Finance?

Deef1

Hi chaps,

I'm after a p.c on 0% finance or 'buy now pay if you like' sort of deal.
Can anybody point me in the right direction please? Looked at Dell & Dabs
do pc world do these type of deals?

Please help as my wife is going to stop feeding me if dont sort one out soon!!

Thanks

Stevenj214

pc world did me a buy now, pay in 12 months offer for my last laptop

TheChillPill

PC World stopped the offer just over a week ago unfortunately - and they won't budge on doing it as a 'one-off' for you - I know because my missus missed it by a day when buying her laptop.

Dell seem the best bet, plus you get alot more for you money than you would in any of the high-street stores.

Only downside is that the whole process seems to take about 2 weeks from order to delivery.

N9eav

I got 9 months free with TIME/ TINY, but I would never do it again. Horrible people to deal with AFTER they have sold you the package.
Get yourself an interest free credit card and then go shop around, I am sure you will do much better, you can even tart the cost around for a few years.....

fatboyonadiet

N9eav wrote:

I got 9 months free with TIME/ TINY, but I would never do it again. Horrible people to deal with AFTER they have sold you the package.
Get yourself an interest free credit card and then go shop around, I am sure you will do much better, you can even tart the cost around for a few years.....

Recommend the same, why not get a card that's 0% on purchases (normally 9 or 12 months), think Halifax and Sainsbury's are doing one at present.

HLK

DELL do one.. so much a month for 12 months and then a lump sum I think..

vansboy

You'll best to get the plastic sorted - THEN buy the computer!!

& I'd suggest https://www.evesham.com - our first one came from them lasted nearly 5 years!!

The one I'm on now was from them too! They're a proper 'computer' company, 3 years warranty included & good value!!

VB

Fifer

+1 for what fatboyonadiet says. With many 0% deals, the interest is 'hidden' in the price and even if the price is reasonable, your choice is limited to the places offering interest free. I wanted a laptop last year and wanted interest free credit to spread the cost, so I got the Sainsburys credit card and could then shop around for exactly the right laptop at the cheapest price. It worked so well that I'm now looking for my next 0% card as my Sainsburys deal finishes in September.

Deef1

Funny that 'fifer' my saino's card runs out in september, gonna look at nat west or rbs cards, think i'll def go for credit card instead of finance...thanks guys for all your input,
been looking at evesham aswell...if i get a deal by the weekend i might get some food!

Thanks again.