Apple 0% financing....

[Alexjfinch]

http://store.apple.com/uk/browse/campaigns/finance/spread_the_cost

Used this when I did my MacBook Pro a few years ago - would of done it again this year for an iPad if I hadn't already bought an alternative.

Great deal

 

[Ronnie R]

Oh FFS! Lol

 

[Alexjfinch]

Funny - I always get that reaction when I post this on the forum's around this time of year!

 

[Jon.G]

I guess Ronnie has just bought something

 

[Ronnie R]

No. I recently sold my iMac but I'm missing something to download stuff on. I have an iPad, but now it would be rude not to get a replacement...

 

[JD]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?614147-0-Interest-Free-Apple-Store&highlight=finance

 

[Ronnie R]

Don't forget... http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000753

 

[Harpham]

f**k!!!

 

[john182rs]

MBP i think for crimbo

 

[Ol’ Tarby]

Must not buy MBP retina, must not buy MBP retina

 

[jesus]

I don't need an iPhone5...

 

[.Stevo.C.]

I don't need an iPhone5...

Exactly what I thought to myself too LOL.

 

[jesus]

http://store.storeimages.cdn-apple....ce/terms/apple_consumer_finance_tcs_promo.pdf

Looks like it goes on until January too. I have a month to decide still rockin' the 3GS here!

 

[aucky]

I don't need an iPhone5...

Who NEEDS any apple product.

f**k. Might NEED a retina iPad

 

[jesus]

Tbh I don't even like Apple products, just the iPhones

 

[Marc.]

Do I buy a MBP? Decisions!!

 

[Nick_P]

Minimum order £429??

 

[Matt Cup]

I'm really tempted to go retina. hmmn decisions decisions :S

 

[.Stevo.C.]

£52.90 a month for an Iphone 5, decisions decisions.

 

[N0ddie]

Thunderbolt Display? Hmmm?

 

[Bux]

I've been waiting ages for this to come back up Just ordered a new iPad (Finance application pending )

 

[Ben]

Tempted to get a 5 with this offer. Do I need one? Hmmm.

 

[chris_p]

Student discount applies still?

 

[Bux]

Student discount applies still?

Yup, discounts apply

 

[Harpham]

An iMac is calling me.

Anyone fancy buting a MacBook Pro? LOL

 

[Deeg]

I'm tempted, and I don't even know why.

 

[MatthewR]

So tempting for a black iPhone 5 16gb and a black iPad mini 32gb...

£87.80

£150 selling my iPhone 4 16gb means almost the first two months are paid for!

 

[Feirny]

My previous one has just expired. Just in time for a new one. Arseholes.

 

[VeinAST]

Definitely taking advantage of this, this year.

 

[JamieG]

I'm gonna go for a spec'd up 13' MBP I think. Can get student discount through my old halfs sister who is at uni too.

Yay!!

 

[murrayl]

Student discount is 10% isn't it or have I just made this figure up.

 

[Ronnie R]

15% I believe

 

[Hixle]

I'm tempted, and I don't even know why.

Lol, snap.

 

[Alexiooo]

Student discount is 10% isn't it or have I just made this figure up.

12% on iMac
14% on MBP 13", 15" & 13" Retina
15% on MBP 15" Retina
3yrs free AppleCare warranty minus the phone support.

 

[Adam.]

Tempting...very tempting.

Student discount + vat free...

 

[fletch8]

student discount on iphone??

 

[Adam.]

student discount on iphone??

Nope.

 

[fletch8]

didnt think so, but it was worth a try

 

[Coby.]

Must not buy... Girlfriend is a student which just makes it more appealing.

 

[Liquid yellow 182]

Anyone know if this offer is online only?

Edit just seen you can't, however I was able to finance my iPad in store. Maybe this offer only applies online or something.

Anyway I saw this...

[h=4]Can I pay off my loan before the end of the loan agreement?[/h]You can settle your loan agreement at any time. Simply call Barclays Partner Finance at 0844 811 9000 to obtain the settlement figure and pay over the phone using your debit card. Other payment methods are available and Barclays Partner Finance customer services agents will be able to advise you.
[h=4]If I pay my loan off early is there a penalty?[/h][FONT=Lucida Grande, Helvetica, Arial, Verdana, sans-serif]There is no penalty, but you will be required to pay interest up to the day of settlement. Your settlement figure and date are calculated in line with the Consumer Credit Act.[/FONT]

Anyone think you can pay this 0% offer off early if you wanted?