United Airlines Pay Monthly

tbarry31 · 2020-01-03 17:11:39

As the title suggest has anybody used this. If so what is the good points about it and is there any bad points. Looking to bring kids to New York end of November and prices at the moment are good I think Thanks in advance

03-01-2020 06:11PM

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tbarry31

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As the title suggest has anybody used this. If so what is the good points about it and is there any bad points.

Looking to bring kids to New York end of November and prices at the moment are good I think

Thanks in advance

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#2 04-01-2020 02:35AM

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Moved to Travel as it is more suited to that area

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#3 04-01-2020 08:58PM

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Hadn't heard of this, haven't flown United since 17 but it seems to be a loan arrangement with a third party with interest rates of between 9% & 36% depending on a credit check / score.
Can non US residents avail of this?
Seems expensive

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#4 05-01-2020 01:16AM

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The provider of the service (uplift.com) talk about credit scores and SSNs so that would indicate it's only open to US residents. In any case, probably better going to the credit union for a holiday loan.

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