im really struggling to understand what my money is going to each payment, i keep getting interest charges. id like to see all my payments and how much is going to each item.
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how do i pay for my 0%intrest item's if i have a new 36 months item and 12 months monthly payment item? i have interest charges but have no clue what the payment i am making is going too l.. help! confused!
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i payed the minimum for the 36 months item so thought the extra payment would go to the old 0% 4 months items as it would make more sense that way.. now im in a situation where i need to wait till the all occur interest so i can pay for them but already sent the money for those to the wrong items so now im behind in payments.
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help i payed minimum monthly payment then sent 400 to pay off the 2 credits ending within 2 weeks and the payment has all gone to the new 36 monthly one instead, how do i fix this before i end up in debt? i removed my bank in hoping they didn't take the second payment of 300 as i sent 100 first but they took that.. all all the calls are robots, no people to talk too.
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im guessing within a month or occur charges. its the most complicated thing ive ever came across tbh no one knows what they're paying for.
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hi you'd have to contact the websites owner about it, they make have an website outside of ebay that you can do this on instead of in eBay itself.
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it's very complicated trying to understand what items you are paying for on PayPal credit.. if they had a system like on my catalogue where you click a box and designate a payment to that item with a remainder of what's left if you don't pay it all would be better.. the amount never adds up to the correct amount owed and makes me wonder what is going on and what the money's being payed too as i can't see the transactions adding to the total amount... confused.com
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no i don't think so but i know with v12 you can pay a deposit first... you could talk to the seller and send him a payment first then reduce the price of the item for you.
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