In case you didn't know, it's possible to move a purchase that was NOT originally on an installment plan TO an installment plan, simply by asking GS to do so.
I got two new iPhone 16PMs from the Apple store for veterans to save 10%. However, that store doesn't allow an option for Apple Card installment plans, and even if it did, the installment plan requires you to get a phone pre-associated with a major carrier (which I don't use).
After I received the phones (launch day), I got them set up with US Mobile, no issues.
A couple of days later, I messaged Goldman Sachs and requested the entire purchase be moved to the 0% installment plan. The agent didn't offer any resistance and did so in just a few minutes. New purchase came off the balance that will be due in October and installment plan established.
Summary:
1). Bypassed the carrier association typically required with an installment plan.
2). Got the 10% off, not available through the regular Apple Store.
I got two new iPhone 16PMs from the Apple store for veterans to save 10%. However, that store doesn't allow an option for Apple Card installment plans, and even if it did, the installment plan requires you to get a phone pre-associated with a major carrier (which I don't use).
After I received the phones (launch day), I got them set up with US Mobile, no issues.
A couple of days later, I messaged Goldman Sachs and requested the entire purchase be moved to the 0% installment plan. The agent didn't offer any resistance and did so in just a few minutes. New purchase came off the balance that will be due in October and installment plan established.
Summary:
1). Bypassed the carrier association typically required with an installment plan.
2). Got the 10% off, not available through the regular Apple Store.
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