Curry not so hot

From: Mouse26 Sep 2012 08:59
To: cynicoid 7 of 15
For what its worth, I offer finance and it's not possible for us to set up direct debits on a credit card.
From: JonCooper26 Sep 2012 09:44
To: ALL8 of 15
I think the thing that is possible from a credit card is 'continuous payment' - which is regular but without end, unlike a HP agreement
From: MrTrent26 Sep 2012 13:41
To: JonCooper 9 of 15
You can set an end to a continuous payment agreement in the same way you can with a direct debit. The only difference is it takes it as a recurring card payment rather than a debit from the account. It means no bank charges if it fails.
From: cynicoid26 Sep 2012 16:17
To: ALL10 of 15

DD, continuous payment, whatever it's called - I just meant taking a regular amount each month. Can't see why that can't be done by PCW, I've got several companies that take a monthly payment by CC.

 

What really pisses me off is the total inflexibility of not getting a deal or discount. The sim card was a minor issue, but as the advertised deal was unavailable there was no offer to compensate me by reducing the price or throwing in something else gratis. I had to ask if they would consider it and the response was an outright NO. You'd have thought that in order to secure a £600 sale they would have offered some sort of sweetener, especially if asked.

From: Dave!!26 Sep 2012 17:22
To: cynicoid 11 of 15
PC World sweeten a deal? You must be joking! :)
From: Mouse26 Sep 2012 18:01
To: Dave!! 12 of 15
Not on a product with a ~7% margin.
From: koswix26 Sep 2012 20:48
To: cynicoid 13 of 15
For what It's worth, I once tried to spend £3k with PC World. Not only would they not offer any kind of deal, they wouldn't even let me enter their store with my.rucksack on.
From: Ixion28 Sep 2012 13:12
To: koswix 14 of 15
You do look dodgy as fuck though, I wouldn't even let you past the front door of my store if I had one :p
From: koswix28 Sep 2012 16:44
To: Ixion 15 of 15
That's OK, Manthrob has taught me the many benefits of the back door.