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as title says
@Anonymous wrote:as title says
Good.....If you're looking to buy an apple product in the next 30 days..
Yes. Are you not still within 0% on your Freedom?
Good in what context?
Good for 0% interest.
After that, it's 115.56% useless........
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:as title says
Good.....If you're looking to buy an apple product in the next 30 days..
Yes. Are you not still within 0% on your Freedom?
because i can't afford to pay $1k on one payment, why do you ask?
@GlocksAndCredit wrote:Good for 0% interest.
After that, it's 115.56% useless........
what do you mean by that interest?
I bought a mackbook using the barclaycard when it was offered with 0% interest for 18 months, I paid it off before that time and they increased my CL to 7700 but the interest is a solid 22.99% on purchases now since I have had it past the 18 months, I really dont use it but I will never close it because it helps.
Barclay's is known not to have the best APR after intro period is up aka 22 to 24 apr% type of thing. So it is a one use card and must be paid off before or retrol interest incurs I believe. then basically it is a 24% approx worthless card
I had the apple financing card and actually managed to have the PC me to the Black Card and waive the fee for two years. All I did was call in to close the account and they did some selling to get me to agree to PC it to the Black Card. Then I objected to the amount and got them to waive the fee for the first two years.
Its good ive had i since dec 14 and online acct is very easy to use and cust service when i call lands in the us