Leasing
Half a year ago in the AZ Electronics online store I bought an interest-free payment for 6 months for a product worth 320 dollars, I repay the full amount within 2 months before deadline. On September 2 of this year I ordered a product worth 310 dollars in interest-free leasing for 6 months, unfortunately I was refused interest-free payment for 6 months, instead I was offered to buy a product with a cost for 24 months, I calculated that I have to overpay 155 dollars above the real price. I cancel the service. Here's how AZ Electronics advertises interest-free credit: RD payment terms: * RD interest-free payment for 3 months for all goods or purchases from 50 to 279.99 € ** RD interest-free payment for up to 6 months for all goods or purchases from 280 €!(my purchase was 310 dollars)! For purchases over 1400 €, a first deposit of 10% of the product price is applicable. But in real life this does not happen, my salary has not changed, but interest-free payment is refused without giving a reason, saying only for 24 months. I consider this rd treatment of solvent honest customers to be unfair, as their rd el goal is to earn, not to maintain a good reputation. Conclusion rd el provides misleading false information to its customers.
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