Store Credit Cards
07-02-02 | 10:34 AM
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Best Buy often runs specials, but you usuallyhave to spend $300 or more.
Lowe's is running a special, if you buy something $499 or higher no interest (and no payments?) until July 2003, if you buy something $249 to $499 no interest (payments?) until January 2003.
But these are specials, I know of no cards that routinely give you 6 months or a year of no interest.
Lowe's is running a special, if you buy something $499 or higher no interest (and no payments?) until July 2003, if you buy something $249 to $499 no interest (payments?) until January 2003.
But these are specials, I know of no cards that routinely give you 6 months or a year of no interest.
07-02-02 | 11:09 AM
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Mitsubishi regularly does this for their TVs
Best Buy used to have no payments for 90 days as a standard feature, but now it's no interest for 90 days, minimum payment required. Boy, did I get burned on that one when it changed.
Other than that, it's usually only special offers that give you something like a year without interest.
Best Buy used to have no payments for 90 days as a standard feature, but now it's no interest for 90 days, minimum payment required. Boy, did I get burned on that one when it changed.
Other than that, it's usually only special offers that give you something like a year without interest.
