Is it just me, or are these previously-lucrative schemes inherently horribly priced now - almost to Wonga levels?
The annoyance is that I am in the market for a new TV; these are the offerings in my desired TV size range:
LG 55" UHD 4K ThinQ - £34.09 (x24) = £818.16 (RSounds £449)
LG 65" UHD 4K ThinQ - £49.48 (x24) = £1187.52 (RSounds £749)
Samsung 65" NU8000 4K UHD - £55.03 (x24) = £1320.72 (£1000)
LG OLED 55" HDR 4K UHD - £67.13 (x24) = £1611.12 (£1499)
Interestingly, the most expensive TV is the 'best' deal, but still overpriced. Does anyone still use these schemes?
The annoyance is that I am in the market for a new TV; these are the offerings in my desired TV size range:
LG 55" UHD 4K ThinQ - £34.09 (x24) = £818.16 (RSounds £449)
LG 65" UHD 4K ThinQ - £49.48 (x24) = £1187.52 (RSounds £749)
Samsung 65" NU8000 4K UHD - £55.03 (x24) = £1320.72 (£1000)
LG OLED 55" HDR 4K UHD - £67.13 (x24) = £1611.12 (£1499)
Interestingly, the most expensive TV is the 'best' deal, but still overpriced. Does anyone still use these schemes?