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New carpeting sending me to the cleaners!!?
Two years ago I spent about $7,000 on new carpeting for my home. At that time I was given a two year interest free option which I took advantage of thinking that I would pay the balance at the end of the two year period. Well, on May 26 my two years was up and I somehow missed that date. I am now being charged back interest (at the rate of 29%) which amounts to over $3,000. I spoke today with three different people and their supervisors who all told me the same thing....basically "TOUGH LUCK". Do I have any other recourse?
3 Answers
- JudyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
That's what they count on when they put out those deals - that some % of buyers will get careless and miss the due date. YOU screwed up and missed the date. Read what you signed originally - I'm sure it detailed what would happen if you did. What recourse would you expect to have?
- rtfmLv 71 decade ago
You must have signed a contract at the time of purchase. You are legally bound by the terms of that contract.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
no.. same thing happened to me with a couch a bought.
chalk it up as a learning experience
