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    Adorama introduces the Adorama Edge credit card

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    adoramaedge - Adorama introduces the Adorama Edge credit card

    Our exclusive affiliate partner Adorama has launched the Adorama Edge credit card. This card is for Adorama purchases only but provides a lot of benefits for your Adorama shopping needs.

    Special Financing Benefits

    No Interest if Paid in Full Within 6 or 12 Months*

    6 Months Special Financing available on purchases of $199-$799.99. 12 Months Special Financing available on purchases of $800 or more.

    Only valid on purchases made with the Adorama Edge Credit Card. Interest will be charged to your account from the purchase date if the promotional purchase is not paid in full within 6 or 12 Months. Minimum monthly payments required.

    Every Day Savings

    5% OFF† Every Day with your Adorama Edge Credit Card

    Use your Adorama Edge Credit Card, enjoy 5% off every day on your purchase.

    Special Financing and 5% OFF Adorama Edge Credit Card benefit can’t be combined. You will be asked to select Special Financing (if purchase amount qualifies) or 5% OFF everyday benefit at checkout.

    HOW IT WORKS

    Adorama Edge Credit Card offers instant, personalized financing and everyday savings at checkout. See the fast and simple steps below.

    1. Browse Adorama products and add them to your cart.
    2. At checkout, select “Apply for Adorama Edge Credit Card” in the Payment section.
    3. Apply Today – It’s fast, simple, safe, and secure.
    4. Make Your Choice – If approved for an Adorama Edge Credit Card, select between two great benefits to finish your order.

    Learn more about the Adorama Edge credit card now

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    1. I was hoping for a Payboo equivalent tax reimbursement card. Adorama started charging sales tax in my state all of a sudden. That's 10% every purchase. The 5% from this card can't beat Payboo.
    2. I was hoping for a Payboo equivalent tax reimbursement card. Adorama started charging sales tax in my state all of a sudden. That's 10% every purchase. The 5% from this card can't beat Payboo.
      That would be great, provided you don't carry a balance. 30% interest is worse than any states sales tax.
    5. I was hoping for a Payboo equivalent tax reimbursement card. Adorama started charging sales tax in my state all of a sudden. That's 10% every purchase. The 5% from this card can't beat Payboo.
      In fairness, it isn't Adorama or B&H charging the tax. They are simply obligated to collect it thanks to the new U.S. Supreme Court ruling. So not only does this increase your costs, it also increases the costs of these retailers. https://www.forbes.com/sites/tonyma...aw-on-collection-of-sales-taxes/#49b0618058df The upside of this is the fact that local retailers can now compete on even ground.
    6. In fairness, it isn't Adorama or B&H charging the tax. They are simply obligated to collect it thanks to the new U.S. Supreme Court ruling. So not only does this increase your costs, it also increases the costs of these retailers. https://www.forbes.com/sites/tonyma...aw-on-collection-of-sales-taxes/#49b0618058df The upside of this is the fact that local retailers can now compete on even ground.
      I'm unfamiliar with this situation and the Supreme Court decision - I wonder how this will impact Amazon? I'm guessing that this court case may have had more to do with them (Amazon) than either Adorama or B&H (or like businesses)???

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