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Installment Plans
Hi all,
Anyone know whether the popular camera shops offer interest- free instalment payments for big ticket items? Last edited by Dr Chai; 15th January 2006 at 07:26 PM. |
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Re: Installment Plans
please let me know also
got more options then
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Re: Installment Plans
Wow two doctors asking for instalment plans? One from Australia too!
HN has instalment plans for the D200. Not sure about installment tho'.  |
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Re: Installment Plans
Cash is best... thanks for the spellcheck
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Re: Installment Plans
Dr Chai and Dr THE are both the same person lar... I suspect...
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Pray tell how you came to that conclusion... since i am very much located in Singapore and definitely do not feel the need to answer my own treads...
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Re: Installment Plans
Instalment or Installment watz e diff?
 It only depends which part of e world u come from... |
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Re: Installment Plans
I believe that Harvey Norman accepts CItibank credit cards which then allow you an interest free installment plan.
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Re: Installment Plans
Cathay Photo does accept Installment plans with 0% however, they only accept Citibank, OCBC and another bank ( Can't remember which bank). Alan Photo also accept installment plan but must add another 6% on top of the price and accept DBS bank card. FOr HArvey Norman, it's 0% and accept any cards but the price will be much more expensive. Hope this info helps. |
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Re: Installment Plans
Cheers...
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Re: Installment Plans
Somehow I feel that the doctors can self-help. Do a search on CS for the contact numbers of the big players, call them up to enquire. Best answer is from the horses' mouth. Alternatively, can use yellowpages.com.sg to get the shop's contact numbers, emails etc and check with them.
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Re: Installment Plans
You gotta buy it buy it, you gotta BUY IT!
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17th January 2006
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Re: Installment Plans
AU= Australia
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