Payment Plans
What do you mean by weekly & monthly payments?
I introduced weekly & monthly payment plans for buyers back in 2015 to help those people who wanted to secure an item(s) I had for sale but didnt have the funds available at the time.
Buyers can now secure an item with a deposit of 10% and pay the remaining balance off in an agreed time frame.
Payments must be made using bank transfer for these plans.
I introduced weekly & monthly payment plans for buyers back in 2015 to help those people who wanted to secure an item(s) I had for sale but didnt have the funds available at the time.
Buyers can now secure an item with a deposit of 10% and pay the remaining balance off in an agreed time frame.
Payments must be made using bank transfer for these plans.
Is the item(s) mine?
Once we have agreed a plan, a pending invoice will be raised on the website. This means the item is secured, and will be taken off the website. Nobody else can then purchase it.
Once we have agreed a plan, a pending invoice will be raised on the website. This means the item is secured, and will be taken off the website. Nobody else can then purchase it.
When will I get the item(s)?
Obviously because I don't do this with a finance company, the item will not be sent until the full amount has been received. I will ship the item out after the last payment has been made.
Whats the least I can pay?
This is a question I get regularly, and to be honest the answer varies dependant on the item for example, I will not hold a beanie hat for 6 months whilst you pay £5 a week, however I am keen to work with you and sort something out that is realistic.
What happens if I cant afford the item anymore?
If you get several payments into your plan but decide you can no longer afford it, I will issue you a Gift Voucher for the amount already paid.
What happens if I go longer than the agreed timescale?
The amount paid will be sent to you on as a credit note and items will not be available to purchase.
Deposits and payments towards items are non-refundable.