Amazon 5 Monthly Payments stopped!

This is what I see for that item , see the 5 monthly payments


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@Tombstone I tried that link mate, still nothing.

I phoned Amazon, and apparently I was told wrong in the first place :mad:

The monthly payments are still going, he put me on hold..

Came back, my account is in perfect status and all criteria met :confused:

They need 48 hours to look into why this error has occurred, but least its raised as a case against my account.

Weird.
 
@Tombstone I tried that link mate, still nothing.

I phoned Amazon, and apparently I was told wrong in the first place :mad:

The monthly payments are still going, he put me on hold..

Came back, my account is in perfect status and all criteria met :confused:

They need 48 hours to look into why this error has occurred, but least its raised as a case against my account.

Weird.
Dont suppose he mentioned what the criteria is for it, I'd be interested...I do spend a huge amount of money on Amazon so maybe thats why I have so many of the 5 month options available to me
 
lol "poor people" things
I know your just saying this in jest. However, can we have less of the stigma? Why wouldnt you spread the cost for 0%? I'm very comfortable paywise, well above national average and stay well within my means. Dosnt mean it wont sting when you have to shell out several figures for everyday conveniences/luxuries, whilst keeping savings clear for other large issues like unforeseen house repairs or car issues...
 
Dont suppose he mentioned what the criteria is for it, I'd be interested...I do spend a huge amount of money on Amazon so maybe thats why I have so many of the 5 month options available to me

no, i was on hold for about 4-5 minutes while he checked, and im the same, I spend a lot on Amazon, and have had several things (expensive ones at that) on "tick" from Amazon, so its strange..

Like I said, it wasnt like I ordered a new "plan" and then its removed to stop me spending too much etc. it was showing this for weeks fine, then just a few days ago its changed..? :confused:
 
I wonder if it's "stopped" or it's "stopped" being offered if you hit a certain number of active purchases with it, IIRC there was a warning a while back about this type of credit because some companies were basically just letting people do it all the time, so it might well be that Amazon have decided that once you've got X amount owed or Y number of concurrent payments for different purchases they'll put a hold on offering it to customers (or offer a different payment scheme).

That's how they get you, tie people into endless debt for stuff they don't need!
 
or 5 monthly payments with Amazon of £90.53
From £75.43 x 6 months with 0% APR
Use Instalments at checkout to spread the cost. Subject to financial status. Amazon is the credit broker.
Representative example: Credit limit £1200, Annual interest rate 12.2% variable, Representative APR 12.2% variable



This is what its showign for me
 
Dont suppose he mentioned what the criteria is for it, I'd be interested...I do spend a huge amount of money on Amazon so maybe thats why I have so many of the 5 month options available to me
I spend a tonne with Amazon and don't have the option.

Edit: just tried on mobile app and it works?

From £90.52 x 5 months with 0% APR
Select Instalments by Barclays at checkout to spread the cost. Subject to financial status. Min spend & eligibility criteria applies. Amazon is the credit broker.
 
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Op, is your Amazon link set to the smile link? I've turned my laptop off now but between my phone and my computer that's the only difference I can think of.
 
hmm, i tend to wipe my browsing internet on my phone every so often, and when I need to sign in to Amazon / OCUK etc, i wonder if there has been to many logins mabye????

a safety thing?
 
I dont know what is going on, I checked ipad, phone, PC all nothing..
Ive used 5 months and the 12 months a number of times. I currently have options for both but they don't always show up for items. Ninja items have it currently but at other times it doesn't.
 
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