PayPal pay in 4, how does it work?
PayPal updates Pay in 4 promotion terms mid-promo
PSA: You can get 20% off a new steam deck with PayPal Pay by 4 until Dec 8
20% Cash Back Pay In 4 - Can someone explain how this works?
Who accepts PayPal Pay in 4?
Is a credit check required when applying for PayPal Pay Later offers?
Does Pay in 4 or Pay Monthly charge interest and fees?
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UPDATE: It seems like this was just no-strings-attached free money, except after a few weeks, I went to use pay in 4 and they tried to charge me. I stopped using it then, but I can definitely see how someone might have developed a habit and could now be stuck in a predatory situation.
Title. PayPal's pay-in-4 system was pushed to me recently, and it seems like a good deal to me--an interest-free, short-term loan over the course of two months. I don't see any gotchas in the fine print (e.g., "it's free now but we'll charge you later"). It seems like I should pay for everything I can through this system--an interest-free loan sounds pretty great. I'm not worried that I'll overspend--I've had a credit card for several years and have not paid a dime of interest on it. Is it a good financial decision for me to use this system?
USA, Washington State.
PayPal is running a special with 20% back when using their Pay in 4 option. So for example, I buy something for $600, am I billed $150 or they deduct $150 from my bank account associated with them every two weeks? Or do they put the $150 on my PayPal Credit card on a every two week schedule and I pay it on my own? Getting $120 back seems like a good deal so I want to make sure I am using this option correctly without paying interests. Thanks!