Recteq Bread Financing??

[C. Keeper]

Has anyone ever used the Bread financing that's offered on the Recteq web site???? Suggestions or cautions would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Chris

 

[CurtisK]

I saw that. Starting at 6.99% financing. Traeger has 0% financing through Affirm. I wish RecTeq also afford Affirm 0% financing. I am still going to purchase a RecTeq but probably pay cash.

 

[CLrocks]

Ah 6.9%.... I'd wait and save up. Spend that accrued interest on meat

 

[sdynak]

I used the 6 months PayPal 0% interest if paid in full.

 

[C. Keeper]

I used the 6 months PayPal 0% interest if paid in full.

How do you do that??

 

[sdynak]

How do you do that??

Just choose PayPal at checkout. Any PayPal purchase $99 or over will qualify wherever you shop when using PayPal Credit. Just keep in mind interest accrues from time of purchase but as long as it is paid in full in 6 months no interest is charged.

https://www.paypal.com/ppcreditapply/da/us/lander

 

[CurtisK]

Just choose PayPal at checkout. Any PayPal purchase $99 or over will qualify wherever you shop when using PayPal Credit. Just keep in mind interest accrues from time of purchase but as long as it is paid in full in 6 months no interest is charged.

https://www.paypal.com/ppcreditapply/da/us/lander

Good Info, thanks!

 

[Greg Jones]

We bought our Bull in 2019 using Bread, but we knew we would be paying it off early. It was a big special ‘Gold’ bundle-over 2k if IIRC for the Bull, front shelf, smoke box, competition cart, internal shelf, grill grates, and a truck load of pellets. Six months later we paid the balance off, but Bread was nice enough to do business with. No hidden surprises and extra fees like some of the finance companies.

 

[C. Keeper]

Just choose PayPal at checkout. Any PayPal purchase $99 or over will qualify wherever you shop when using PayPal Credit. Just keep in mind interest accrues from time of purchase but as long as it is paid in full in 6 months no interest is charged.

https://www.paypal.com/ppcreditapply/da/us/lander

Thanks!

 

[sdynak]

Thanks!

Welcome.. but now you had me excited thinking I was going to make Bread on my Bull. I thought this thread was a recipe

 

[C. Keeper]

Welcome.. but now you had me excited thinking I was going to make Bread on my Bull. I thought this thread was a recipe

No, it's what it takes to pay for the Bull

 

[Mastertech59]

I'm old school if you don't have the extra funds to pay cash for items like this wait until you do, you never know what's around the next corner in your life.

 

[Mike]

I'm old school if you don't have the extra funds to pay cash for items like this wait until you do, you never know what's around the next corner in your life.

That makes two of us.

 

[C. Keeper]

I'm old school if you don't have the extra funds to pay cash for items like this wait until you do, you never know what's around the next corner in your life.

Just because I asked about "Bread" and choose not to use cash doesn't mean I can't pay for it.

But....If you want to setup up a GoFundMe page to support my BBQ hobby I certainly won't turn it down.

 

[CurtisK]

Same. I have the cash but, if I can get 0% financing for a short term, I'm going to do that over spending cash.

 

[buster63]

I used the 6 months PayPal 0% interest if paid in full.

I did also.

 

[Lunamojo]

I saw that. Starting at 6.99% financing. Traeger has 0% financing through Affirm. I wish RecTeq also afford Affirm 0% financing. I am still going to purchase a RecTeq but probably pay cash.

6 months no interest through PayPal if you have a PayPal credit card

 

[Mastertech59]

I will admit I paid for my Bull using PayPal, at the time Discover card had a %5 cash back bonus when using PayPal. I always completely pay my credit card statements off in full when due to prevent interest charges.

 

[BT3916]

Has anyone ever used the Bread financing that's offered on the Recteq web site???? Suggestions or cautions would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Chris

I’ve used bread several times on different sites for purchase items 1K and up. I prefer them over affirm in these instances because they will let you stretch the payments out over 36 months or 24 which keeps your monthly payment low. Affirm will only do 12 months.

I have never went full term on one of these loans because they are egregious, but in the meantime between time I like to use them.

 

[C. Keeper]

I will admit I paid for my Bull using PayPal, at the time Discover card had a %5 cash back bonus when using PayPal. I always completely pay my credit card statements off in full when due to prevent interest charges.

I always paid cash (I'm old) and I realized that I was missing out on credit card point which help with my Amazon habit but the warranty and purchase security the credit card provides.

Thanks for the feedback