At the top LEFT of the webpage is the BML logo. Below that is "home". To the right of that is "account summary". Click account summary and it should be there on the left side of the page.
Edit: location, sorry
The inconsistency is interesting, but should be fixable.
Probably because your acccount is so new, that's why it isn't yet listed.
My BML account is 3 years old.
About a year ago, they sent out a note saying they were "now listing the credit limit on your statement" and/or website.
You used to have to call in to find out how much credit was available.
Bear in mind, if you DO go over the 3 or 6 month promotional period, then you'll get hit with all kinds of interest charges, maybe even retroactive to the purchase.
So if you want to take advantage of the zero % interest, then be sure to pay it by the end of the promo period.
@DI wrote:I think the Bill Me Later and 0% interest for X amt of months a bad deal. It ties up one's money for so many months. It goes back to saying if you can't afford it don't buy or try to buy it.
I'm confused about how 0% interest could ever be considered by anybody to be a bad deal. If I have money in a savings accounts making 1.2% interest, I should go ahead and pay for an appliance in full and forego 12 months worth of 1.2% interest?
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< However if you do not pay it off before the 12 months, you get hit with a big deferred interest charge.>
Yes, but even in that sense, the typical buyer making regular monthly payments is not that much worse than if you had purchased it with a regular credit card.
Most people tend to purchase larger items (houses, cars, major appliances) on some form of credit.
Using credit is not bad.
Abusing credit is.
12 months with no interest is an excellent option for many (but not all) people.
John
