Can i have a littlewoods and very account

Gogfumble Posts: 22, Forum Member. They're not as bad as some. You can pay upfront, and most things are interest free if you pay them off in, I think, 20 weeks? The 'buy now pay july ' is a terrible idea - the interest is Ross wrote: ». I believe all the companies in the Littlewoods catalogue group Kays, Choice etc operate the same way.

You can only have one account with them per household, but you could have one account with Littlewoods, another with Kays, another with Choice etc. If your household already has an account with them, that will be the first reason why they declined you. As for the other replies here, I've had my Kays account for donkeys years, use it regularly, and never had any problems with them. I pay it all off as soon as I get the bill, so no interest charged.

They've got more expensive in the past year or so, but still competitive, and often send me discount codes. Radiomaniac Posts: 43, Forum Member. I have shopped with Littlewoods for almost 20 years. I have never had any problems with them whatsoever, if you pay what you should, and on time, you will be fine. I expect to pay more than in a shop, but then the advantages are : 1 I don't have to trawl around shops and can try whatever it is out at home.

They completely refunded my money a year after an expensive holdall became faulty. I rarely do this, but it's possible. I have had so many items this year alone - an Eastpak suitcase, a coffee table, a two tier lampshade, a DeLonghi kettle, Skechers trainers, t-shirts, a Pure radio, bras that I can't find anywhere else and a Minky clothes airer, amongst others.

I've often chosen to pay over 50 weeks for expensive items and have never paid interest in all the time I've been with them. If you want to pay it off sooner, you can. As I said, if you pay your bill on time and add up what your monthly limit should be and don't exceed it, there are no problems.

Littlewoods and very accounts, help needed. About 6 months ago myself and my partner decided we wanted to get a mortgage, so I got myself an Experian credit report account. My credit score is good, however I still wanted to close any accounts that showed as available credit that I do not use. I believe my accounts were finally closed about 2 months ago as I can no longer log into them, however they are STILL showing on my credit file as open. See last answer. It will be on your record for many months, i think you need to amend your experian account.

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