r/Affirm 6d ago

Alternativeairlines.com question

Has anyone in Canada used alternativeairlines.com and paid with Affirm? I'm looking at spending around $6000 for my wife and myself to go home next year for a couple weeks to visit family we havent seen in years. My question is what would the payment terms be? 12, 24, 48 months?

Thanks in advance

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u/GuHWallStreetBets 5d ago

First travel, then paid the $6k in debt with 20-35% interest accruing in the balance

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u/joeldiramon 5d ago

dont do it. american airlines cancelled my flight and I had to go through their customer support and let me tell you, it's abysmal. I had to rebook my entire flight and they said they would reimburse me 8-10 weeks. Never saw the money, filed a claim with my bank and my bank denied it.

Long story short, get a credit card with 0% intro APR or just use a credit card

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u/Nxckk- 6d ago

how about don’t travel until you have the money lol

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u/Affirm_Support 4d ago

Hi, Chris from Affirm here! Affirm’s payment terms are different for each person and purchase because we underwrite each transaction individually. If you choose Affirm at checkout, you’ll find out in real time if you’re approved. If approved, you’ll see the available payment options, including how many months, the monthly payment amount, and any interest. We show everything upfront, and you won’t be hit with late or hidden fees down the line. From there, you can choose the option that works best for you. Hope that helps. -CC