You can set up your credit cards so they take your balance out every month (so no debt)

The plus side to using a credit card is some offer cashback schemes (I get £15 amazon voucher for every £1500 spent on amazon or £3000 spent elsewhere!), but most importantly by law they are half liable for goods you buy with the card, as it's like a credit agreement. So if a shop goes bust, or you never get the product or you have problems with it you can contact your credit card company and they will try and sort it

And on the downside, its easy money! LOL Never good if your me!

Never been in debt in my life, my motto is no cash no mugging they can have the card soon put a stop on that and everything I buy is automatically insured for six months, well I think it is six months, better at money management than I am at reading small print.

I have bought two cameras, half a dozen lenses and a flash from Warehouse Express over the last 5 or 6 years, and have had no problems with them.

They are normally quite good on price, although occasionally they can be expensive on certain items.

On the whole good company, have been going years and yes, I would use a CC as an extra guarantee.

Alan.

£15 for every £1500 spent well that really makes me wanna rush out and get a credit card lol.

but i see you point on the insurance side.

but i am of the thinking if you aint got the cash you cant afford it

They sound OK then.
Good to know a safe and reliable site for mail order camera stuff. I am always wary of buying off t'internet.

I don't have a credit card either, they just took it off me as THEY OWED ME MONEY. Now that does not happen very often. Pity I didn't get the same interest they would have wanted off me when they paid me off.

If I have not got the cash, I cannot have it.