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One Year Deferred Payments

Last post 03-28-2008, 9:35 AM by teamodave. 12 replies.
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  •  03-24-2008, 2:01 PM 292057

    One Year Deferred Payments

    Hi,

    I am building a PC and am trying to sign up for a Newegg Preferred Account to take advantage of the 1 year-no payments deal (I have over $1000 in my cart) and I keep getting rejected. I have a household income over $140K and have a great, steady job and have a great credit score. I don't think I've ever been turned down for any kind of credit. Has anybody else in here qualified? They say purchases must be made by 3/31/08 to qualify, so any help here would be much appreciated.

     

    Thanks,

    Dave

  •  03-24-2008, 3:20 PM 292122 in reply to 292057

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    Yes, my wife and I both have an account. I'm not sure what kind of help that is to you but you asked. I didn't do anything special to qualify. My income is substantially lower than yours and I would consider my credit to be average. I've already paid 1/2 of my obligation and the rest will be paid in a short while. The terms of payment after the year just aren't a good deal in anyone's book.

     


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  •  03-24-2008, 4:00 PM 292149 in reply to 292122

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    Thanks for the reply. Hmm, I'm wondering if it's a case of them already having enough people taking them up on the offer.  
  •  03-24-2008, 4:13 PM 292157 in reply to 292057

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    teamodave:
    Thanks for the reply. Hmm, I'm wondering if it's a case of them already having enough people taking them up on the offer.  

    That. Or me being paranoid, worst case scenerio, you might want to request for a free credit score check (if you haven't already).

     https://www.annualcreditreport.com/cra/index.jsp

     


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  •  03-24-2008, 5:58 PM 292191 in reply to 292157

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    I must be paranoid too, since I did that already, lol. I think my score was 965 or 975. Something like that.
  •  03-24-2008, 7:25 PM 292233 in reply to 292191

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    lol rock on.

    Yeah, they could have ran out, but you'd think they would stop advertising it. Or maybe due to supply/demand, they raised it to near impossible scores.

     


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  •  03-25-2008, 5:16 PM 292893 in reply to 292057

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    I had a similar reject after having had an account for 18 months that was paid off timely!  Sometimes if u place several orders concuyrrently the automated verification, etc. process overheats and kicks out an "Unauthorized" response.  tTalk to the "chat" customer service grp, they fixed my problem!
  •  03-25-2008, 6:28 PM 292922 in reply to 292893

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    I got the no payments 6 months over 500 offer.

    I also have a BML account which is close to $1000/.

  •  03-26-2008, 1:48 AM 293148 in reply to 292922

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    how you get 900+ score? isnt the highest is 805?

     

    i've been using it for awhile. 3 months, 6 months, 1 year no payment or no interest or some amount of time.

     

    so they way they make a profit is from the finance charges right? i've always wonder since i always paid it off before the expiration date. 

  •  03-26-2008, 9:15 AM 293306 in reply to 293148

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    tommy96814:
    so they way they make a profit is from the finance charges right? i've always wonder since i always paid it off before the expiration date. 
    Correct, similar to credit card offers that give you a time limited introductory rate and then kick it up when time is up.

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  •  03-27-2008, 10:03 AM 294182 in reply to 293306

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    Well, I found out the problem. One of the credit reporting companies had one of my credit cards listed twice, one with an erroneous number and it was supposedly past due. I called my credit card company and they are clearing it up but they say it may take up to 2 weeks for them to get the info the the credit reporting company. Of course, the Newegg site says all orders must be in by 3/31/08 to qualify. :-(

    Oh, and Tommy, you were right. I should have put 795. Lysdexia and a short term memory are a bad combo.;-P

  •  03-27-2008, 11:26 AM 294217 in reply to 294182

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    well if you missed this one. they always offer the 6month no payment though. i think 6 month is more than enough to pay off whatever you're buying.
  •  03-28-2008, 9:35 AM 294861 in reply to 294217

    Re: One Year Deferred Payments

    Cool, that's good to know.
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