i tink DA carry more than a few ks to AD if he wana to get his YM..lol
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Originally posted by Oceanklassik View PostWah "nvr like to pay instalment"; "no instalment"; "carry cash"; etc-etc... A lot of rich pple here neh How I wish to be as rich as you pple. Mine are ALL in instalments !!!Originally posted by feilong108 View Postu got instalments..i cant even afford to have instalments leh...u r rich lar Bro Oceanklassik...Originally posted by Oceanklassik View PostHuh ?! I like that compliment (that I'm rich) tho. I got no money that's why had to 'beg' for instalments. Nw heavily in debts. Will be selling my whole collection soon. Stay vigilant for coming sales !
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What an interesting thread
I have put 3 or 4 watch purchases (Rolex and Omega) on interest-free repayments before over the past 10+ years, but still got about 18% to 25% discount. You mean now no discount for CC repayments?
Anyway (as an econs major) assuming I am eye-balling an 8k watch, and I do have 8k, I'll still put it on CC repayments if they are interest-free . (the caveat of knowing how to manage etc etc applies lah of cos..) Money loses value 3%-5% annually maybe?
But if buy from a bro here bopians lah, pay cash or POSB transfer
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i dont think they are saying that with CC payments, there is no discount. it is just that with cash payments, the discount is more.
take for example, if pay by CC, u get 15% discount. if pay by cash, u get say additional discount between 1-3%.
with interest fee instalments, one have to find out more. sometimes interest free installments may be better.
Originally posted by HerzAusStahl View PostWhat an interesting thread
I have put 3 or 4 watch purchases (Rolex and Omega) on interest-free repayments before over the past 10+ years, but still got about 18% to 25% discount. You mean now no discount for CC repayments?
Anyway (as an econs major) assuming I am eye-balling an 8k watch, and I do have 8k, I'll still put it on CC repayments if they are interest-free . (the caveat of knowing how to manage etc etc applies lah of cos..) Money loses value 3%-5% annually maybe?
But if buy from a bro here bopians lah, pay cash or POSB transferif you have issues with your account, click here for self help and read forum rules here. 90% of your answers can be found in Forum FAQ
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Originally posted by feilong108 View Posthahaha...true..there are many in here that is 'hidden dragon' and 'crouching tiger' type..hehehe..as the saying goes...still water run real deep..hehehehehe
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Credit card?
Originally posted by andi View Postany bro know which AD provide interest free instalment for credit card payment? and which bank credit cards?
The last time my wife and I decided to a each a Rollie, Lee Chay at Peninsula,
mentioned they will not accept cheque, even if you write down ic, address, telephone nos. No credit cards!
Strictly cash! Bo piah went to atm "punch money from the wall" to buy our favourite Rollie!
cheers
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Originally posted by Redsub View PostThe last time my wife and I decided to a each a Rollie, Lee Chay at Peninsula,
mentioned they will not accept cheque, even if you write down ic, address, telephone nos. No credit cards!
Strictly cash! Bo piah went to atm "punch money from the wall" to buy our favourite Rollie!
cheers
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