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Siphiwe M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2019
01 Aug 2024, 07:01
ABORT!!! DO NOT!!!!! **** !!!!!!
These people are so smart with how they advertise their business. All a ****. There's no such thing as buy now and pay later. It does not work like pay just now or pay flex. They deduct the full amount and use fancy words like "reserve". Rather go back to the shop and buy things cash. DO NOT USE THEM, I REPEAT, ABORT MISSION !!!!!!!! They deducted the full amount and then they are still going to deduct installments? Merchants should avoid partnering up with such ****s, this Float is a complete **** !!!!!!!! SIES
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Float's replyOfficial
01 Aug 2024, 09:33Hi Siphiwe,
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We're truly sorry to hear about your experience. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we want to address your concerns promptly.
You have not been charged the full amount. At the time of purchase, the full purchase amount gets reserved on your credit card, but only the first interest-free instalment will be charged. A reserve is a hold against the credit you have available to spend, it is not a charge and completely interest-free. This ensures that you do not overspend and helps you to meet your monthly instalment. As you pay each monthly instalment, the amount reserved will reduce to the remaining balance of the purchase until your purchase is fully paid.
Float works with your existing credit, we buy you all the time to manage your credit card repayments, instead of being charged the full amount like a regular credit card transaction.
We are disappointed to hear your experience but value your feedback. If you have any further concerns please reach out to us on *** so we can adequately assist you.
Regards,
The Float Team
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We're truly sorry to hear about your experience. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we want to address your concerns promptly.
You have not been charged the full amount. At the time of purchase, the full purchase amount gets reserved on your credit card, but only the first interest-free instalment will be charged. A reserve is a hold against the credit you have available to spend, it is not a charge and completely interest-free. This ensures that you do not overspend and helps you to meet your monthly instalment. As you pay each monthly instalment, the amount reserved will reduce to the remaining balance of the purchase until your purchase is fully paid.
Float works with your existing credit, we buy you all the time to manage your credit card repayments, instead of being charged the full amount like a regular credit card transaction.
We are disappointed to hear your experience but value your feedback. If you have any further concerns please reach out to us on *** so we can adequately assist you.
Regards,
The Float Team
Best regards,
Float's reply01 Aug 2024, 09:33
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Hi Siphiwe,
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We're truly sorry to hear about your experience. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we want to address your concerns promptly.
You have not been charged the full amount. At the time of purchase, the full purchase amount gets reserved on your credit card, but only the first interest-free instalment will be charged. A reserve is a hold against the credit you have available to spend, it is not a charge and completely interest-free. This ensures that you do not overspend and helps you to meet your monthly instalment. As you pay each monthly instalment, the amount reserved will reduce to the remaining balance of the purchase until your purchase is fully paid.
Float works with your existing credit, we buy you all the time to manage your credit card repayments, instead of being charged the full amount like a regular credit card transaction.
We are disappointed to hear your experience but value your feedback. If you have any further concerns please reach out to us on *** so we can adequately assist you.
Regards,
The Float Team
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We're truly sorry to hear about your experience. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we want to address your concerns promptly.
You have not been charged the full amount. At the time of purchase, the full purchase amount gets reserved on your credit card, but only the first interest-free instalment will be charged. A reserve is a hold against the credit you have available to spend, it is not a charge and completely interest-free. This ensures that you do not overspend and helps you to meet your monthly instalment. As you pay each monthly instalment, the amount reserved will reduce to the remaining balance of the purchase until your purchase is fully paid.
Float works with your existing credit, we buy you all the time to manage your credit card repayments, instead of being charged the full amount like a regular credit card transaction.
We are disappointed to hear your experience but value your feedback. If you have any further concerns please reach out to us on *** so we can adequately assist you.
Regards,
The Float Team
Best regards,
SM
Siphiwe M's updateReviewer Update
01 Aug 2024, 09:44You have charged the full amount. Don't tell me about reserving, reserving for what? I can't access the money meaning it's not a buy now pay later, it's a buy now and we will reserve the money later but you've been charged full amount. It's nonsense. You are a **** using fancy word that do not make sense. I never asked you to reserve money for me, I wanted to buy now and pay later. Merchants should stay away from you, you are a disgrace company hiding behind fancy words that do not make sense. Nonsense
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Siphiwe M's update01 Aug 2024, 09:44
Reviewer Update
You have charged the full amount. Don't tell me about reserving, reserving for what? I can't access the money meaning it's not a buy now pay later, it's a buy now and we will reserve the money later but you've been charged full amount. It's nonsense. You are a **** using fancy word that do not make sense. I never asked you to reserve money for me, I wanted to buy now and pay later. Merchants should stay away from you, you are a disgrace company hiding behind fancy words that do not make sense. Nonsense