I'm trying to book a surprise cruise for my husband for his birthday coming up, and I noticed the website offers Uplift financing. That'll be nicer than paying $2000+ upfront for a family of 6 vacation. Does anyone know who they pull? All my reports are frozen so I'll need to thaw whichever they use. Also, I should qualify with my scores, right? Thanks in advance!
Haven't dealt with them, but from what I've seen, if the cruise gets cancelled for any reason, you're out the interest no matter what the cause is.
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:Haven't dealt with them, but from what I've seen, if the cruise gets cancelled for any reason, you're out the interest no matter what the cause is.
Hmm, interesting. Might not be a good idea, especially with things being so unsure with covid protocols. Thanks for the heads up!
@CashBackQueen wrote:
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:Haven't dealt with them, but from what I've seen, if the cruise gets cancelled for any reason, you're out the interest no matter what the cause is.
Hmm, interesting. Might not be a good idea, especially with things being so unsure with covid protocols. Thanks for the heads up!
Yeah, I remember seeing one of the big lines cancelling cruises until later this year. As for the complaints, they're all from people who had cancellations due to the pandemic. Also heard there was class action in the works
Also, this may or may not be a concern for you, but most likely this would be considered a Consumer Finance Account (CFA), like Affirm or Klarna. On some profiles, it throws out CFA as a negative reason code and costs points.
