I mean, the price of the product is the same, I’m taking a loan for the duration of the credit but paying no interest?
What’s the catch?
I can keep my money making a bit of interest instead of giving it right away and without increasing the price of what I was already planning to buy. When or why wouldn’t I choose 0% credits?

  • ShepherdPie
    9·
    4 days ago

    Yes they’re still charging the merchant fees on your purchase which is often overlooked.

    • conciselyverbose@sh.itjust.works
      5·
      4 days ago

      I wasn’t thinking credit cards. Those promotional offers are just customer acquisition. They’re short term before they charge the normal interest rates.

      I was thinking more like car dealers offering 0% APR, which is really just some discount off the sticker price.

      • ShepherdPie
        1·
        3 days ago

        Right its usually either 0% APR or “$XXXX Cash Back” offer and both work out to be a discount off the sale price. I believe the APR is usually the better way to go but it can vary depending on the actual numbers.