That is a mind-boggling high interest rate, but if you don't carry a balance why should it matter to you? My biggest purchase on the Payboo card was for $12k--not 100% of the purchase price, but 100% of my credit limitThe only email I got from B&H after my R1 order confirmation was an email telling me I could save $393.69 by using their Payboo credit card, instead. They neglected to mention in the email that the card has a 36% APR. Not that I carry a balance on any credit card, but still...
--and you better believe that I made sure to pay off the balance well before the due date. Unfortunately, I will likely use the card again but for much smaller amounts.
Fair point, it doesn't. The rewards from my current one are better than what Payboo would get me, and my limit is relatively astronomical (I did learn a few years ago that car dealers cap the amount you can put on a credit card at $5K because they pay the surcharge, else I'd have bought my current car that way instead of getting a cashier's check, the limit is high enough for that).That is a mind-boggling high interest rate, but if you don't carry a balance why should it matter to you? My biggest purchase on the Payboo card was for $12k--not 100% of the purchase price, but 100% of my credit limit
IThe only email I got from B&H after my R1 order confirmation was an email telling me I could save $393.69 by using their Payboo credit card, instead. They neglected to mention in the email that the card has a 36% APR. Not that I carry a balance on any credit card, but still...
Fair point. I too would buy my cars using credit cards if feasible. However, I think the dealer for the last car I purchased wanted to saddle me with the surcharge (the nerve of them!). I politely declined.
Unusual for recent times, though Canon stated recently that they have taken steps to better align inventory to meed demand. There was also an earlier rumor that they delayed the launch of the R5II in the first place to have adequate stock levels, so it could be that rather than the second production run being uncharacteristically early, shipping of the first run was pushed back to be closer to the second run.
The only email I got from B&H after my R1 order confirmation was an email telling me I could save $393.69 by using their Payboo credit card, instead. They neglected to mention in the email that the card has a 36% APR. Not that I carry a balance on any credit card, but still...
Or New Hampshire. I used to have my Napa Valley wine shipped there before Massachusetts allowed shipping from California.
