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I have no idea what "bill me later" is. I have never heard of it.
If you have a balance that is due, I know of no legal agreement with a creditor that forgoes their right to bill.
Why would any creditor not bill for a debt due? Does it excuse continued escalation of interest?
I must admit, I am clueless on the whole concept, and thus dont know how to request such a thing???
Bill Me Later is a program start by CIT bank where they approve you for a purchase and have either 90 days or 6 months to PIF. If you do so before the term period ends, you pay no interest, if you don't PIF by the term date, they charge > 20% interest back from the day of the purhcase.
You don't get a CL, its a per-purchase thing. The nice thing about BML is that you only get an INQ. No account shows up on your CR. The same thing for Newegg credit card which is backed by CIT bank as well.
I recommend BML.
@RobertEG wrote:I have no idea what "bill me later" is. I have never heard of it.
If you have a balance that is due, I know of no legal agreement with a creditor that forgoes their right to bill.
Why would any creditor not bill for a debt due? Does it excuse continued escalation of interest?
I must admit, I am clueless on the whole concept, and thus dont know how to request such a thing???
I'm with you on this Robert. I'd never heard of this before.
@MarineVietVet wrote:
@RobertEG wrote:I have no idea what "bill me later" is. I have never heard of it.
If you have a balance that is due, I know of no legal agreement with a creditor that forgoes their right to bill.
Why would any creditor not bill for a debt due? Does it excuse continued escalation of interest?
I must admit, I am clueless on the whole concept, and thus dont know how to request such a thing???
I'm with you on this Robert. I'd never heard of this before.
https://www.billmelater.com/index.xhtml
I just spoke with a representative at BillMeLater and I was told that if you do so through Paypal they look at your PayPal statements and take that into consideration. He said you don't have to have good credit to be approved.
According to the Credit Pulls Database, in the last year scores for approvals ranged from 580 to 702. Some people reported getting approvals when being used through eBay when they had be denied at other times.