Okay, so I have been needing a new PC for 3D work and I found them. I looked to see that they had a financing option. But I have bad credit so I looked at their no credit check option and I saw that it was handled by a third party, and the application asked a lot of fishy stuff. Can you guys help me out?
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Xidax no credit check option seems fishy.
- Thread starter Befit87
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- Apr 6, 2009
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The 3rd party financing they use is legit. The interest rate is high.
You would be better off saving $$$ to just buy (build) the rig you need. Regardless, this is a legit way (not recommended) to finance the purchase of a new rig.
You would be better off saving $$$ to just buy (build) the rig you need. Regardless, this is a legit way (not recommended) to finance the purchase of a new rig.
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