Finance

Buy Now, Pay in 6 Months

On all orders over £200, a Buy Now Pay Later finance option is available.
Place your order and (subject to acceptance) you don't have to pay anything for 6 months.

Buy Now pay in 6 months available on orders over £200
Just select the 'Buy Now Pay Later' option as the 'Payment Method' on the 'Shopping Basket' page. This will take you to a simple deferred credit form where we require you to fill in some basic details.
We will then send you a completed form through the post for you to sign and return. It's as simple as that.

Once your order is delivered the signed form will be sent to our finance company to action the agreement. You will receive a letter confirming the date by which you must pay off the outstanding balance.

For example:
You place an order for items totalling £1200.00. This balance is due 6 months from the date the item is delivered to your home - not from date of order.
Pay this balance within the 6 months and you pay nothing else, no hidden charges or extras. Or you can choose to extend your credit for a further 36 months @ 29.9% APR. The choice is entirely yours.

Payment options
1. Pay nothing for the deferred period and then pay the amount borrowed in one lump sum. This means that there will be no charges or interest payments. A reminder will be sent by the finance company one month before the payment is due.

2. Pay any amount you like; as little or often as you like during the deferred period by either debit card or cheque. As long as you ensure the amount you borrowed is paid off before the end of the deferred period there will be no charges or interest to pay.

3. Set up a standing order with your bank, make your payments to;

Sort Code : 20-19-90
Account Number : 70185604

Make sure you give your Finance Account Number as a reference (see welcome letter)

4. Pay nothing for the deferred period and then pay over 36 equal monthly instalments at a 29.8% APR.

Remember that "ALL" customers will receive a letter one month before the end of their deferred period reminding them of the amount they borrowed and that their interest free period is coming to an end.

(Normal credit terms apply and acceptance is subject to the standard credit checks.)