I purchased a new computer from Best Buy, and was told that if I signed up for a Best Buy credit card, it, (the computer) would be 'Interest Free' for the first 12 months. Well, it's about the 11th month, and the origanal amount of $1245.00 is now over $1500.00!!
If it was 'Interest Free', shouldn't the amount have gone DOWN with my making monthly payments all these months, not UP?!? I am retired, and on a very tight budget, so this is killing my finances, how can HSBC / Best Buy get away with tricking customers into these scams? I mean Best Buy isn't a small here today, gone tomorrow company, they should take care of there customers, not give them the shaft, right?
The more I pay each month, the higher the 'pay-off' amount is the next month, (and it doesn't matter how much more I pay over the 'mimumin amount due), so I'll never get this bill payed off! This finance company, 'HSBC', are a bunch of crooks with adding machines instead of 6-shooters, but crooks all the same!
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