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Hmm... Don't see that in the payment options so I'm assuming that isn't an option for me.
Congratulations by the way! I see a lot of discussion on these forums debating between Newegg and TigerDirect.
@klrmac wrote:Hmm... Don't see that in the payment options so I'm assuming that isn't an option for me.
Congratulations by the way! I see a lot of discussion on these forums debating between Newegg and TigerDirect.
You need to pretend to buy something and put the items into the cart. You ha ve sign into your account first. Go to check out and it will show you Newegg Preferred Account.
Ron.
Gotcha! Thanks for the info! Congratulations again!!! ![]()
@Ron1 wrote:
@klrmac wrote:Hmm... Don't see that in the payment options so I'm assuming that isn't an option for me.
Congratulations by the way! I see a lot of discussion on these forums debating between Newegg and TigerDirect.
You need to pretend to buy something and put the items into the cart. You ha ve sign into your account first. Go to check out and it will show you Newegg Preferred Account.
Ron.
So out of curiosity, what are the main differences between the two preferred accounts?
@chalupaman wrote:
@Ron1 wrote:
@klrmac wrote:Hmm... Don't see that in the payment options so I'm assuming that isn't an option for me.
Congratulations by the way! I see a lot of discussion on these forums debating between Newegg and TigerDirect.
You need to pretend to buy something and put the items into the cart. You ha ve sign into your account first. Go to check out and it will show you Newegg Preferred Account.
Ron.
So out of curiosity, what are the main differences between the two preferred accounts?
It is for that store. It got difference financing plan.
Ron.
Did you have to pay that $49.99 fee for the yearly preferred account?
@Anonymous wrote:Did you have to pay that $49.99 fee for the yearly preferred account?
No, it has no AF.
Ron.
Glad you are still awake. This seems to be a hard pull. How many points should I look to lose on my credit score? I'm weighing the benefit of getting the card.
@Anonymous wrote:Glad you are still awake. This seems to be a hard pull. How many points should I look to lose on my credit score? I'm weighing the benefit of getting the card.
@Anonymous wrote:Glad you are still awake. This seems to be a hard pull. How many points should I look to lose on my credit score? I'm weighing the benefit of getting the card.
It depends on your credit history, inquiries etc.
Ron.