Thinking of buying one today (: would like to know before they’re all gone (:

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    10 months ago

    I think you could using Paypal. I remember seeing a post about this a long time ago. Not sure I recommend, but it is likely doable with a similar service.

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    10 months ago

    I was able to using paypal’s pay in 4, I don’t think valve offers any special financing options though.

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    10 months ago

    They won’t sell out. They may go out of stock but they will replenish. If anything, they are phasing out the LCD model. Just save up and buy it when you can afford it.

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    10 months ago

    Valve doesn’t offer financing, so any financing would come from your payment provider.

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    10 months ago

    Pay by 4 with Paypal. Bascilly you pay it over 6 weeks. First payment now, second in 2 weeks, 3rd in a month, 4th at 6 weeks. Or if you have a credit card.

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    10 months ago

    I think a lot of us went the PayPal pay in 4 path, to be honest is a great way to buy stuff, if one does a good matching with the credit card payment day, those 4 payments can be stretched like 3 months. I have used that way many many times, and a lot of retailers have that option, Best Buy, Apple, Nike, iFixit, and a lot more. Actually I am gonna buy my games in the autumn sale using that method.

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      10 months ago

      Poor people are allowed to have some fun too.

      Just because they need to finance it doesn’t mean they’re over-indebted and won’t be able to make the payments.