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leesaxo1000cc
6th February 2008, 09:52
just bought a few items online from PC world on credit

order status is showing "Awaiting Finance Signature"

Anybody know what this means?! lol

laura_g
6th February 2008, 09:53
waiting for the payment to go through :)

Quick
6th February 2008, 09:53
I'd guess the credit is awaiting approval!

Lozza_vtr
6th February 2008, 09:54
Yeah i reckon they are awaiting for your credit check to be approved. :y:

Viper
6th February 2008, 09:54
why PC world?

its shit.....

Robb
6th February 2008, 10:05
as above, your credit details will be checked before anything is sent out.

maybe give them a ring to speed up the process.

what did you buy?

betty02
6th February 2008, 10:11
Oh no why why why PC world, got a link to the one you bought? probs get it half the price elsewere so you wouldn't need to finance it

S70KES
6th February 2008, 10:13
means like others said awaitng confirmation of credit acceptance

B+B
6th February 2008, 10:27
In my opinion is if ars*holes could fly PC World would be an airport. they are crap, would never use them again.

Ross-1987
6th February 2008, 10:40
should have shopped around, eclipse computers are very cheap for parts ;)

CampDavid
6th February 2008, 11:02
I used to work in PC World. It's not that bad a place, in fact I'd buy a PC from there. Price wise they are fine and the quality is good.

leesaxo1000cc
6th February 2008, 11:05
I used to work in PC World. It's not that bad a place, in fact I'd buy a PC from there. Price wise they are fine and the quality is good.

so you'd know what the current status means?

betty02
6th February 2008, 11:13
I used to work in PC World. It's not that bad a place, in fact I'd buy a PC from there. Price wise they are fine and the quality is good.

Not being funny but im betting you i could buy a better quality and better spec for cheaper mate seriously, the guys when you ring up are 9 times out of 10 shit and clueless, and when you go in 99% of there time there answer to the soultion is reformat it.

I went in as a last resort other day for a standard ethernet cable, they wanted £30 for a 5m cable, thats just crazy, went next door to maplin, £7!

So much easier to buy yourself and build atleast then your happy with it, building a PC is pretty easy aswell in all fairness!

By the way tis not a dig at you david mate ;)

CampDavid
6th February 2008, 11:32
so you'd know what the current status means?

Sorry, yes, they are waiting for you to sign the finance. Can't help more than that, this system wasn't launched when I was working there back in the day

leesaxo1000cc
6th February 2008, 11:38
ah so all approved i just gotta sign the thingy!

cheers david :P

CampDavid
6th February 2008, 11:39
Not being funny but im betting you i could buy a better quality and better spec for cheaper mate seriously, the guys when you ring up are 9 times out of 10 shit and clueless, and when you go in 99% of there time there answer to the soultion is reformat it.

I went in as a last resort other day for a standard ethernet cable, they wanted £30 for a 5m cable, thats just crazy, went next door to maplin, £7!

So much easier to buy yourself and build atleast then your happy with it, building a PC is pretty easy aswell in all fairness!

By the way tis not a dig at you david mate ;)

It's a valid point.

There are things that you buy in PC world, and things that you plain don't. USB cables are my favourite. I pay 40p + VAT when I order them in for work (part of my job is to buy about £250k of IT a year) and PC world are charging £14.99. Which is nutty

On the PC side of things, PC World are very good. Whatever there current £500 odd lappy deal is, it's usually about the best buy in the UK. They buy in about 10,000 units for each promotion and they get them for sod all, they then mark them up by about 5% and sell them off, hoping you'll buy a bag/usb cable etc to go with it, so they make the money there. I have a fair amount of buying power when it comes to lappys, but some of there prices on retail kit still shock me.

On building a PC, I agree, it is easy enough, and if you know exactly what you want it can be a great way to do things, but it isn't that cheap, especially if you are putting legit versions of windows on. It's also load of hassle and you get no support, life's far to short for 99% of users to bother with this method

CampDavid
6th February 2008, 11:40
ah so all approved i just gotta sign the thingy!

cheers david :P

Guessing so, they can't ask for a sig until they approve it, otherwise you're not signing anything!

Phone them and they'll sort it. If you get really stuck, then PM me with the store and I'll call them for you this afternoon

leesaxo1000cc
6th February 2008, 11:45
cheer mate, great help

leesaxo1000cc
6th February 2008, 12:27
just phoned them and the credit agreement is on way for me to sign and then il get me damned laptop!

Oroblram
6th February 2008, 13:50
Cancel then go to www.dabs.com (http://www.dabs.com)

CampDavid
6th February 2008, 13:54
Cancel then go to www.dabs.com (http://www.dabs.com)

Yet more clues from the clueless...

Oroblram
6th February 2008, 17:21
Yet more clues from the clueless...

You would know since you use to work at PC world.