How do you pay for time piece(s)? Cash or Credit

[caryyee]

Originally Posted by dalip

Well...I have bought plenty of watches from ADs. Always used a CC which is paid off in full.

Never have they agreed that me bringing in a load of bank notes will mean a 3% discount ...Never.

And we have discussed this.

So, Toplaw, what is your experience and understanding is not mine when dealing with any of the ADs here, in India, in the UK or in Singapore.

They never stated they'd reduce more for bank notes that a CC swipe. And when I say CC I mean Visa.

With all my purchases at The Hour Glass in Melb, they took off 2% for payment via a bank cheque instead of using my credit card. When I'm spending $30k, that's an additional saving of $600.

[oneillba]

I paid cash.

[sig-x]

Food stamps

Never use credit for luxery items but thats just me.

[vant1472]

Originally Posted by masterserg

I don't see anything wrong with 0% financing if it lets you get that piece you wouldn't be able to afford otherwise. I personally have never done it that way, but, like I said ...

This tops the pic above, right?

That could buy a lot of Rolexes. Thanks Serge

[gr8one698]

Credit for me. The reward points from the credit card company sweetens the deal. By the end of the year, I'd rack up enough points to go on a nice vacation. :)


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[kymwatchlog]

Cash.

If need to pay by credit card, i will make sure i have sufficient cash to pay off the bill once the statement comes.

I never paid for a luxury watch via instalment plan. it is just too scary :)

[Vincent65]

wire it

[tazmania]

From my experience, cash only.