Argos Store Card Reviews
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Guest 17th Nov 2009
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12POUND FOR LATE PAYMENTS VERY HIGH INTEREST AT 27.9
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olass 3rd Nov 2009
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Applied for this card when my washer broke, i got one straight away as i have no debt. When i used it,it gave me 6mths Interest Free Credit which is what i wanted, i set up payment on my online banking and paid as and when as long as its within the 6mths. Its great and use all the time now and pay i ...
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paulasmith012 9th May 2009
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The Argos card was easy to apply for, and quite convenient. Or so we thought. We were offered 'buy now, pay 12 months later' scheme in September 2008. In February 2009, we started getting letters telling us the full balance was now due. We made a phonecall to Argos and I spoke to a very rude sal ...
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Guest 13th Sep 2008
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The Argos store card is a good option if you can control your finances and are disciplined enough to ensure you pay the full balance before the end of the interest free periods. I have purchased a bed, sofa & laptop and always paid the balance before the interest is applied - would not recommend for ...
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alvinlwh
11th Apr 2008 Reviewer rating:
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I got my Argos Storecard back in 2005 with a credit limit of £150. Easy to get approved, just fill in some information online and I got it. The problem is I moved home very soon after getting the card and missed a few bills.Before I knew it, I got a call from them telling me that my balance i ...
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Guest 24th Jan 2008
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I wish i never had the Argos card. It started of ok because i was working. Now it's gone right down the toilet because i've lost my job. Every time i have asked for help no one seems to care. Yes i got rid of the card ages ago but i still got a great amount outstanding.
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gpreshaw
9th Nov 2007 Reviewer rating:
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I got this card about six months ago and have since purchased many things such as a new tv, bed etc, all using the buy now pay later option, this gave me up to 9 months to pay off items such as my tv. which i would have never been able to afford unless using this option, this card is great if you ca ...
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maisie2002 21st Sep 2007
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I used this card to pay for my baby's things and then purchased some birthday presents but when I try and pay the interest each month is half the minimum payment!
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yellowtimechris
21st Aug 2007 Reviewer rating:
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I have used my Argos Store Card a few times, and never have had a problem. The card cracked on the magnetic strip, and I rang customer care for a replacement, which was hassle free, and I had a new card within a few days.
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carylh
13th Oct 2006 Reviewer rating:
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I first got my card in May 2006, and I made a purchase on it using the 6 month buy now pay later option. However, only 2 months after my purchase I received a letter stating I was over my limit, as I had had a deferred charge fault added to my debt for non-payment of my buy now pay later (that wasn' ...
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