paying monthly for the iphone (online, if possible)?

[KIRA]

damn, i really DO want one but I'm still holding off.

i would buy it online if they have the option of paying the phone monthly, but if it doesn't have that option for the phone, then i wont get it.

do you guys think they will offer that option for the phone online?

i got the money to buy it but i got other important things to pay, such as bills and the rent.

 

[janey]

i've paid my cellphone bill online..

i have no idea what you're talking about otherwise, as online bill payments are very common...

 

[chatster18]

maybe through that apple store....I think that he means pay for the phone monthly...

 

[KIRA]

sorry to be confusing but what i meant was if could pay for the iphone 'phone' monthly. i want to order it online through the apple site and if i can pay for the iphone monthly then i would buy it.

 

[janey]

maybe through that apple store....I think that he means pay for the phone monthly...

ohh i understand. i guess it just wasn't worded in a way that was easy to comprehend.

i don't think there is - maybe you should slowly save up until you do?

 

[KIRA]

ohh i understand. i guess it just wasn't worded in a way that was easy to comprehend.

i don't think there is - maybe you should slowly save up until you do?

yeah, its not a matter of saving up for the phone, i just have other things to pay for and if i could pay for the iphone monthly like all my other bills then that would be great.

 

[lilnyc]

damn, i really DO want one but I'm still holding off.

i would buy it online if they have the option of paying the phone monthly, but if it doesn't have that option for the phone, then i wont get it.

do you guys think they will offer that option for the phone online?

i got the money to buy it but i got other important things to pay, such as bills and the rent.

I'm buying mine with my Juniper Apple credit card which I'll pay off over time.

 

[KIRA]

I'm buying mine with my Juniper Apple credit card which I'll pay off over time.

i see. could i use my visa card to pay it off over time as well or do i need to get the juniper apple card to do that?

 

[toneloco2881]

i see. could i use my visa card to pay it off over time as well or do i need to get the juniper apple card to do that?

Of course you could use your visa card(credit--not debit) to pay it off over time, provided you have the available credit to cover the cost. Now, depending upon how high your interest rate is, and how long you plan to take to pay it off; this may not be the wisest decision. It's none of my business but I figured I'd throw my .02 in.

 

[KIRA]

Of course you could use your visa card(credit--not debit) to pay it off over time, provided you have the available credit to cover the cost. Now, depending upon how high your interest rate is, and how long you plan to take to pay it off; this may not be the wisest decision. It's none of my business but I figured I'd throw my .02 in.

yeah, my visa is credit. i would pay the whole 600 dollars upfront but i have to pay my other bills and so its either wait until my next pay check or get it on friday and pay it monthly. my next check comes in two weeks but i dont want to wait that long! we'll see.

 

[ps49556n]

You could buy anything with credit....I really dont get what your question is. If you have enough debt that you cant afford the total upfront cost i would suggest you save your money and get rid of your debt.

 

[technicolor]

yeah, my visa is credit. i would pay the whole 600 dollars upfront but i have to pay my other bills and so its either wait until my next pay check or get it on friday and pay it monthly. my next check comes in two weeks but i dont want to wait that long! we'll see.

Or you could buy it on your CC on friday and pay it off as soon as your check comes in 2 weeks.

 

[Shrek6446]

If if you have an Apple Store near you, you might see if you can sign up for an American Express card through them. I think they have 0 interest for 6 or 12months. Then you can pay it back by then without getting charged 17% or 24% interest.