guten tag. Ich habe mir einen pc im preis von 4000€ über amazon zusammengestellt, ich möchte ihn in raten zahlen. Geht das bei Amazon? Ich habe gehört dass es nur bis zu 3000€ geht, kann ich dann einfach 2 Kredite aufnehmen?
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Hallo, habe zum ersten mal was bei Vinted heute verkauft und das paket dummerweise privat verschickt (dachte es würde so wie bei ebay kleinanzeigen funktionieren) jetzt sehe ich dass vinted eine bestätigung haben… Ich brauche dringend hilfe was soll ich jetzt machen ??
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Ich bin etwas verwirrt. So eine Nachricht würde ich ja nur bekommen, wenn ich etwas aus dem Ausland bestellt hätte, oder? Ich habe nämlich einen Freund in Amerika, aber rein theoretisch sollte er mir kein Paket schicken und dann würde ich ja wohl schlecht eine Nachricht bekommen
kann ich die zu den bisherigen Konditionen beide weiter ansehen….weiss da jemand Bescheid ? Möchte nicht unbedingt mehr zahlen als nötig. Danke.
Hello!
As long as it is not a branded product or good single components (brands), I do not think the idea of buying/ordering a PC at/over/from Amazon.
Amazon does not offer any rate payment. That would be new to me.
Amazon prefers credit cards. Amazon often displays “rate payment”, but it is written that Consor’s financial, Santander or Barclays are provided with the small print and you receive a credit card. However, in the course of the ordering process, you will be forwarded to the provider, then you will have to enter all the key data and legitimise yourself online directly or by classical mail. Only after the decision we executed or canceled the order.
In this respect, Amazon does not offer a rate payment directly!
The limit lies at the credit institution’s credit framework. After x months/years and ordinary pay behaviour you can increase the limit. This can also be done beforehand if you submit appropriate evidence of salary. This means that there are easy €5,000 or € 10,000 in it. Only if you have money, you can save it. Credit cards and financing are practical if these promise good conditions. Horrendous interest and fees in case of delay etc. make various things extremely expensive, but of them the banks live.
In your case:
I don’t know the components. I’ve already bought “Markenware” from Amazon, but I know what I’m buying. Buy a part at Amazon or finance, buy another part and buy the rest from the savings.
There are also other dealers or shipping houses. Look at the known PC providers, system integrators, etc. There are usually higher amounts possible. In addition, several payment methods are often available for financing. PayPal Rats Payment, RatePay, Credit Cards or Financing directly through banks.
I know, 4000 € are not much. If the GPU already costs over 2000 €, there is no longer much left.
At Amazon, this option appears in the cashing process:
Just as an example. Whether “financing” is specified with you. I don’t know.
Read various conditions on Amazon and BArclays:
mainly everything from nvidia hyte and msi,bequiet etc so no amazon brands out the ventilators I wanted to have the installment on a website.
Then it’s good. I had only the fear – since many ask here – that it is again a NoName Abzock-Fertig PC.
Look at agings or other system integrators. They are usually flexible with regard to a rate payment. Sometimes the PayPal offers rate payments and even rate payments via RatePay, banks etc.
No, it doesn’t, I thank you for your answer!
Great, I’m glad. So I’m glad to ask people here in advance.
Yeah, that was my ideas. You might find something at Alternate or other providers. Or does it have to be with Amazon?
From these finished pcs I usually keep away
As a twelve-year-old, you can’t have an Amazon account and don’t have a credit agreement at all.
How to go 🤣😂
So I’m paying my rates 😅
Yes and – you want 2 rate contracts for a purchase?
How do you do that?
There’s hardly anyone going to let
Apart from the fact that the online tool is hardly such a nonsense. Allows applications