Wierd question I know. But is finance available on thier designer glasses? Cheers Note the appropriate smiley in the title
prolly but you could always sign up for one of those 0% cc's and stick it on that, prolly smarter esp since glasses arent that expensive!
I like my glasses. No laser eye surgery till i'm 22! And im 17, meaning no CC! Thanks for the replies anyway. I'll just sort something out!
Being 17 automatically denies you finance, you have to be 18 to sign any sort of credit agreement. Best bet is to ask a parent to use a credit card or something.
I'm also interested in this. I'm in desperate need of a new pair of glasses for when i'm not wearing my contacts because I now can't see much out of my old pair. Due to my prescription i'm looking at around £350 for a new pair which I can't afford at the min.
I can't get finance when i'm 17? I thought the age was 17? Anywhoo, i'll just get my brother to take it out for me and pay him. Thanks for the replies
Basic Contract law, under 18 cannot give receipt or sign contract. If they some how give you finance, they can't claim it back.
Does anyone know if I will qualify for these two entitlements? I am aged "19 or under" and I am in full time education meaning I qualify for 25% off. But then at the same time I can also get an NHS discount because of the same reason, I am "19 or under" and I am in full time education. Surely the NHS agreement is seperate from the SpecSavers 25% promotional discount.
I'm sure it's "18 or under" for the NHS and "in full time education". I'll have a look tommorow and let you know. The specsavers part of it is if they can claw some money back from the NHS then you get the discount.
I got my pair of £125 Quiksilver glasses for £40 from specsavers incl. a free eye test (17 in full time education)
