A popular interest-free payment option has been seemingly scrapped in the run-up to Christmas
Argos shoppers are in an uproar after the retailer scrapped one of its popular payment options with just a couple months left until Christmas.
If shoppers spend more than £30, they can choose a plan up to £30 while a 12-month plan can be picked if they spend £199 on their shop. With the cost of living crisis adding more pressure on shoppers in the run-up to Christmas, many are perplexed as to why the six-month interest-free option is no longer available, the Mirror reports
Read more: Supermarket has been cheapest for these shopping essentials every week for last eight months Consumer champion James Daley, of the Fairer Finance campaign website, said: “Although Argos payment plans are presented as buy now pay later schemes, they are actually much more like regular credit plans - with serious consequences for not managing to keep up with payments.
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