TobiMark69
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I have went to the finance page now what do I do I just wanna know where to apply so I can pay monthly
How do I apply for finance
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SpyderTracks
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It’s an option when you proceed on the build in the configurator, rather than paying just select the finance option.
I would strongly recommend getting some advice on your proposed spec before committing.
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TobiMark69
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I dont get it it says on the top or on finance I pressed it and it just copy and paste can you make a yt video on it and send the link just where to press
TobiMark69
Member
Oh wait found it but one more thing I am on the page how do I pay monthly instead of paying buy now pay later
Once you’ve got your spec how you want it, hit the ‘proceed’ button and then scroll down to the very bottom of the next page. It’ll ask you to enter your email address next to a box that says ‘ready to order?’ and then that’ll take you to the next part where you can choose your payment options.
As above, do you want us to have a look at your spec first prior to ordering?
As above, do you want us to have a look at your spec first prior to ordering?
You’ll set up a finance agreement with HPF and you agree to pay it all off within 12 months interest free, if not you revert to the monthly payments.
TobiMark69
Member
Your local pcspecialist idiot back with more things
1.What is loan ?
2.What is deposit amount?
3.when I am paying how do I pick pay monthly instead of get now buy later I just want monthly?
4.Before I put in my card info can I just have some advice on stuff I need to know before putting it in?
1.What is loan ?
2.What is deposit amount?
3.when I am paying how do I pick pay monthly instead of get now buy later I just want monthly?
4.Before I put in my card info can I just have some advice on stuff I need to know before putting it in?
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
First thing first, how old are you? You have to be 18 to be eligible for finance.
TobiMark69
Member
Turned 18 a few days ago getting this for my little brother and my mum put money in the card for it
The finance option involves a credit check, just to warn you - at your age you may well get turned down for it.
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
Again, I would STRONGLY recommend getting some advice on your build before you commit, as you won't be able to change the agreement once it's in place.
If you've only just turned 18, it's unlikely your credit rating will be high enough for personal finance. I would strongly recommend getting advice from your parents on how finance works also, otherwise you'll end up paying an awful lot of money for the PC.
So when you proceed on the build in the configurator, it gives you a breakdown on the finance option nearer the bottom:
Then after you've clicked proceed at the bottom, it asks you which method you want to pay:
Then at the bottom you fill in your details to apply:
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
TBH If you're asking these kinds of basic questions it's clear that you don't fully appreciate what buying on finance actually means.
I strongly urge you to talk to someone that you trust who does understand about loans, finance, credit, and all that this entails.
Buying on finance is way more involved than just 'paying monthly', you will be entering into a legal and binding agreement with a loan company. It is essential that you clearly understand all of the terms and conditions of that agreement, because if you default in any way you could very seriously damage your ability to obtain any kind of credit for a long time in the future.
TobiMark69
Member
Can you just answer the questions though
For the record, at no point on this thread have you said please or thank you. People are trying to offer you advice, you could stand to be a bit more polite.
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
You really need to be asking your parents or your bank this kind of stuff, not a forum full of people who aren’t bankers .
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
I'm very glad you spell-checked that post....
You should really post the spec here that you are looking to order, cannot stress this enough as it sounds like not only are you entering into a finance agreement you don’t fully understand, you could be entering into a finance agreement you don’t fully understand on a system that’s awful and not fit for purpose
I get the feeling we won’t be seeing him again. I kind of hope he ends up with an i3 chip and a 2080Ti inside a sealed metal box that he plans to use with a CRT telly 😶