Consumers are using buy now, pay later plans to pay for essentials such as groceries, as concerns around the economy grow.
  • bdonvr@thelemmy.club
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    27 days ago

    I once had my electricity bill bounce, and they forced me to pay a deposit of $250. So the amount I owed went from $100 to $350. Plus a late fee. And they never return the deposit until I had paid on time for 2 years.

    That was a bad time.