Beware of Bill Me Later. They are just like payday loans! They fool people like myself by not being clear on their terms. It is deception and false advertising at its best. I spoke to 4 reps about my concern, and not one person could explain to me in detail how to go about taking advantage of their ...
Beware when signing up for Bill Me Later. They will charge you $35 when you click, even if you do not buy anything. When they send you a statement for that $35 via email, they tell you that you have to mail in a complaint; they will not let you reply by email. If you ignore this bogus payment, they ...
I use eBay to do most of my shopping for birthdays and Christmas. Recently they added a service where I could defer my payments through PayPal to Bill Me Later. I use my internet bank to make automatic payments, and I have set these up to be paid at the same time each month. Recently I noticed they ...
I used Bill Me Later to pay for some eBay purchases in early 2011. Twice I signed in on the Bill Me Later link from PayPal on eBay. I was never prompted to give previous information such as a password or username. Each time it asked me to give my Social Security number (last four digits). ...
I originally signed up for a Bill Me Later account back in August, when I was buying things for my wedding in September. My budget was tight already, so I figured that if I could buy now and pay it back later, that would be great. I used Bill Me Later twice to purchase some things for my wedding. ...
This company is the worst. They always overcharge with fees. They tell you six months no interest, but they charge you anyway, and you have to call 10 times to try to fix it. You buy something from one of the preferred suppliers and cancel it the same day, and the company takes its time to credit ...