Nov 14, 2016

Want to buy laptop from electronic store in installment ?

Can I buy laptop in installment from in Tokyo at shops like Yodobashi or others :) want to buy laptop but have no money pay single time. Is somebody have experience to buy electronics on monthly installment ?

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DaveJpn

on Nov 17

Looks like you can pay in instalments (some how) at Bic Camera: http://www.biccamera.co.jp.e.lj.hp.transer.com/shopguide/service/payment/index.html

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KevinC

on Nov 15

I usually use my Japanese credit card to do a monthly installment, if you only have a credit card from your home country I will try Apple Store or BigCamera. They usually have staff that can help.

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Cookievagabond

on Nov 17

Thank you KevinC and DaveJpn :)

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kcsantosh

on Dec 9

I think you can get in Bic camera

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Cookievagabond

on Dec 9

Thank you kcsantosh :)

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BigfamJapan

on Feb 22

Yodobashi allow you to pay in installments on your credit card according to their website.

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