Amazon is pulling out all the stops to get a Kindle Fire HDX into your hands this holiday season with a brand new payment plan. Amazon unveiled the new plan (as discovered by PC Mag) in the past 24 hours that will allow customers to split the payments across a total of 270 days from the initial date of purchase.
So here’s how it works. Take the 7″ HDX for $229 or 8.9″ version for $379 and pay 1/4 the price up front. That’s $57 dollars for the smaller tablet and $95 for the larger one. You’ll also pay the full tax and any required shipping charges with your first payment as well.
Amazon will automatically bill your credit card for the additional 1/4 payments at 90 days, 180 days and 270 days. See how that works? If for any reason the payment can’t be processed or you try to grab the tablet and “run”:
“If we are not able to charge any payment to a card on file in your Amazon.com account, our remedies will include the right to deregister your Kindle Fire HDX device, which will block your ability to access Amazon content from your Kindle Fire HDX device, and suspend or terminate your Amazon.com account. You agree that we and our affiliates have no liability related to the exercise of these remedies,” read the payment plan’s Terms and Conditions.
Anyone looking to take advantage of this offering must do so before the end of the day PST on December 24th.
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