Its no different than any other loan out of BK. Thats why many get a secured savings loan to build credit. Doesnt matter if its a phone or furmiture. Your out of BK. If it was a car thats a different story. They last longer and a better resale than a phone that will be out of date and be worth hardly nothing in 2 yrs. Plus there no title and they dont repo phones if you default.
With @firemedic. This one is no big loss, no need to get a new super expensive phone. I do work on my phone and use one that is several years old. 
Phones break easily, most people dont insure, and the value tanks super fast
It would be better to buy and older version for cash and work your way up if you really need one that you would finance. Sock aside the "finance" money and then you can buy it outright when you get to your goal amount
Phones break easily, most people dont insure, and the value tanks super fast
It would be better to buy and older version for cash and work your way up if you really need one that you would finance. Sock aside the "finance" money and then you can buy it outright when you get to your goal amount
The sad part is that phones have gotten so expensive that banks need to give loans for them. Ridiculous.
Try T-MOBILE they may finance you
@Anonymous wrote:A lot of judgement in the replies. Thank you to the OP for this data point. This is valuable information for us all.
Where?