interest on dell laptops?

Question

how does that work when i order online? how much would i pay monthly if for example i do installments of $30 a month with the interest?

Answer 1

rates.depending on how long you take to finish buying it,,,if you take 6 months for example,you might pay 100 to 150.00 more because of the interest. its cheeper to save your money 'till you have enough to buy it with straight-up cash.

Answer 2

I used to work at the Dell kiosk and configured computers all day...... Same thing at home..... but KNOW what you're doing and exactly what you want. Spend your money on the right things...... Like....

You get ONE shot at a screen - get the best screen you can get - it makes a huge difference on your eyes. Remember that a 14" computer is easier to take with you and put in a tote bag.... if you plan on traveling. The larger screens are good if you plan on using it in place of a desktop and are very hard to travel with. The 14" screens are the most common for college students.

Don't chinz out with an efficiency processor - get at least a Pentium IV and 512 mg ram.... with today's equipment, a dual core with a gig of ram - is very reasonable with Dell. Remember MORE is usually better when it comes to computers.

DO get a warranty - especially with a laptop - they even have accident insurance.... money worth spending, especially if you're going to be going to school.

You can always get software later. You can always get AVG antivirus for free or if you have roadrunner, they give you a free one.

If you tinker configuring a computer just before it asks for a charge card number, it will tell you your payment on a Dell Preferred Account.

What we used to tell people to do to is to apply for a Dell Preferred Account before you configure your computer. If your credit is good, many times they will give you interest free for a period of time. You should know what your interest rate is when they accept you..... or you may get a higher interest rate because you have a credit risk..... always nice to know first.

IF you really can't afford a decent new computer - you're better off buying a used one that has been well taken care of rather than buying a cheap new one - because you'll have nothing but problems.