Grab your wallet and run! It’s a trap!
You only pay triple the cost and your spouse loses it when you die.
Does pay nothing now still,sound tempting after all this time? Even though he mentioned interest?
My dad once pulled out a pocket calculator to see if getting a discount for paying now was less expensive than charging it. It wasn’t.
My favorite plan, 100% down, $0 per month after that
And you can’t forget the extended warranty! And the service plan!
always took the ‘no interest, pay off in a year’ plan. Not bad UNLESS your a moron and miss a payment, then God help you.
They’ll be lucky if the washer lasts 7 years. I had a 5 year old washer that died. I compared the cost to repair vs cost to replace, and it was cheaper to replace. The sales guy said the average life of new washers is about 5 years.
McColl34 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Grab your wallet and run! It’s a trap!
clayusmcret Premium Member almost 6 years ago
You only pay triple the cost and your spouse loses it when you die.
Olddog1 almost 6 years ago
Does pay nothing now still,sound tempting after all this time? Even though he mentioned interest?
Dani Rice almost 6 years ago
My dad once pulled out a pocket calculator to see if getting a discount for paying now was less expensive than charging it. It wasn’t.
Brian G Premium Member almost 6 years ago
My favorite plan, 100% down, $0 per month after that
Fortran Premium Member almost 6 years ago
And you can’t forget the extended warranty! And the service plan!
BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
always took the ‘no interest, pay off in a year’ plan. Not bad UNLESS your a moron and miss a payment, then God help you.
Sue Ellen almost 6 years ago
They’ll be lucky if the washer lasts 7 years. I had a 5 year old washer that died. I compared the cost to repair vs cost to replace, and it was cheaper to replace. The sales guy said the average life of new washers is about 5 years.