Purchasing Power Reviews

The prices at Purchasing Power are a little higher compared to other places, but there is no interest and I can pay via payroll. The only item I have purchased so far was a MacBook and the process took about three weeks.

I learned about Purchasing Power through my job. And I love the process where you get it now but you pay for it over with payments that are directly deducted from your check so you're never late.

Purchasing Power is easy to use. They have a wonderful website and you just go online and look for what you’re looking for. The selection is fabulous and you can basically look for anything that you want or need. It just lays it all out for you. They have affordable payments and options, and there are tracking options there. They normally come through UPS and they email you with the tracking number and the estimated time. It normally comes on time. I've never had a problem where it doesn't come on time.

I've used Purchasing Power twice this year and it was easy to use.

This was the first time I've used Purchasing Power. It was pretty easy and they were able to split up the payments. I liked it.

I plan to purchase an Oculus game system from Purchasing Power. The only thing I had to do is show proof of my son's Social Security I was approved, but I haven't heard anything back yet. Their website was easy and simple to use and they answered all my questions any time I needed customer service. The prices are also great and I would recommend others to definitely go to them.

I have purchased three things from Purchasing Power. I had to wait for the account to be activated in order for me to purchase. They told me my spending limit was $2,200 but when the account activated it only gave me a limit of $1,700. It's convenient to use them, especially if you can't really afford to buy whatever you want straight out. It works without you having to worry about making a payment because it comes directly out of your check.

It's my first time using Purchasing Power. I have a union through my job and they were telling me about my benefits when they came by. They told me about two years ago, but I just used it now. I purchased a rug and a TV. I got the rug two days after I used it.

Working with Purchasing Power was fine. I only purchased from them once and it was nice, easy, and convenient.

I was talking to a coworker about Rennison, and he said that we have a work perk called Purchasing Power that’s better than that. He showed me how to set it up and everything. It's been pretty good. I’ve only used it twice. I would like to see more car parts and vehicles on the site. It will help many people, and I pretty much like that I was able to purchase things and not have to pay immediately.

I heard about Purchasing Power from a co-worker. I have never worked for a job that had a perk like that, so I wanted to see how it was.

I got a TV from Purchasing Power, I love it and I have no issues with it. But with my first purchase, I thought I was buying a sectional, which on there it showed the full sectional, but it's actually just the left part of the sectional, which I didn't understand that LAF meant left arm facing piece. I thought that was just the name of it and I didn't know that it was just the left side. I sent it back ‘cause I wasn’t about to spend $1,300 just for one part of the couch. And then it took so long for the return to happen in the system that I had to pay the full first payment of $106. So, they need to speed up the process of things, so the right amount is taken from your account. They helped a little bit by pulling the balance down, but I wasn’t expecting the full amount to come out. Other than that, I plan on using Purchasing Power again.

I've had a few hiccups with Purchasing Power when I recently purchased a recliner that I still haven't received. This is the fourth time I've tried to order. I've been guaranteed that it would get to me by a certain date twice now, which hasn't happened, and I've yet to receive any type of shipping paperwork on it. The second most recent person I talked to did try to take care of me. She offered me a $75 consumer care credit on top of the promo code that I had. But the most recent one that I spoke to, I could barely understand what he was saying. It was difficult to deal with.

I bought a PlayStation 5 under the Purchasing Power program. The cost was a little higher than what I would have wanted to pay. But when I factored in the bundle with the automatic two-year warranty, the price was only a few hundred dollars more than if I had bought it through Best Buy. The ease of automatic payment was also a deciding factor because I didn’t have to remember to pay a bill.

I purchased a printer, two watches, and an iPad. I spoke to a representative because for some reason, the allotment was screwed up, and I had no idea why. That was useless because I couldn’t understand what the reps were saying. When I initially did it, I was at my parents and I did not have my card. So, what they did was they went into my mother’s account and took the monthly fee out after I had already gone in and changed it on the app and went online on the app. And they kept doing it and it got away from me.

I work for a university that offers Purchasing Power. Their spending limit and being able to pay for reasonable items at affordable price out of my check were beneficial for me. I started in December and I have used it for about four times, and the experience has been perfect.

I work for A-Mark and it offers Purchasing Power. I love it and have used it twice. Everything so far is good. The only issue that I had was the last order I placed. I was out of town and I did not realize that it didn’t show up. I was talking with my wife because that was a present for her and I asked her if she received the packages. But she said she didn't receive any. I’m trying to contact their customer service about that.

Setting up the program at Purchasing Power was smooth and easy. It was basically cut and dry, and I didn't have a problem. I was originally approved for $1,850 but I never got to use the full amount. Every time I tried to use it, it didn't go through, and kept blocking me by saying to put something else there, other than the originally approved amount. When I called Purchasing Power, they changed the amount from $1,850 to $600, then down to $500. So the hotel that I ended up getting was literally right under the final amount at $400-something. I didn't understand why they gave me less of what they approved me for.

I loved using Purchasing Power. I was able to get an MCM bag through them. The website is very easy for people to access and learn how to use it. They did a great job on it.

I heard about Purchasing Power through my job, and what interested me most is that we can order, and it takes out our check, so we don’t have to pay right then. I’ve ordered a bouncer for my sister and a cellphone so far. The website is very user-friendly, and it wasn’t hard to find anything. It’s a great website to search and order stuff from, especially for home goods and automobile things. I only ordered two things, but I get on there and look probably every other week. The prices are very reasonable. It’s about the same as Walmart or Target.

My first purchase was a buffet set and overall, the items are good. The buffet is perfect, the doors are very smooth. Only downfall with the table is I initially paid for assembly because we're not good in putting items together, and it’s not assembled. So, they should have paid attention a little bit more. I had to get my refund back from the table.

I bought a lot of stuff from Purchasing Power. A phone was the first thing I got, then I got the flat top grill and a big old grill, a table for my kitchen, a dresser for my room. I like that they don't need my credit. I always recommend them to everybody, but they don't remember to use my referral code. The referral is supposed to give $75, but only one person has ever used it correctly. One time, I did get a TV that had a crack in it, but I still got it because I didn't know how to send it back. But it wasn't turning on, so I had to order another one.

My experience with Purchasing Power was cool. I ordered an iPad after one of my co-workers told me about it, and being able to break it up within your check is what caught me. It’s like layaway. Basically, I'm not going to see it. It's just going to come out of my check. It doesn't get any better than that.

I've heard other people make large purchases and get things that they need through the Purchasing Power program at my job, so I also decided to try it out. I liked being able to purchase large items like my washer, dryer and mattress.

The quality of the products from Purchasing Power is good. My only thing is that the interest is really high, and compared to real-life purchases, it’s a lot more. I recently purchased a plane ticket from them, and the site itself has a little bit of work to do in terms of user ease. Once you find the correct area, the process is fairly okay. One thing to note is that you can’t just purchase a flight. You have to buy something else along with it, so if you’re purchasing travel or anything to do with travel, you have to purchase two items and maybe an activity.

I heard about Purchasing Power through my place of employment and heard that it was a decent place to get your cellphone. It comes out of your paycheck and you don’t have to worry about doing credit card payments. I’ve purchased appliances and tires and I've never had a problem with any of it. It would be advantageous to take them up because of the convenience and the customer satisfaction.

I’ve been using Purchasing Power since my employer got a contract with them and I’ve had no complaints because I’ve bought numerous items from them, majority of which have been good quality. I like that I can get something and I can pay it off later. I think they charge a bit more than what the item is worth, which I understand because it’s being paid in installments.

I purchased several things and I save things to give it time to mull over in my mind if I'm gonna actually purchase it or not. Eventually, when you go to checkout, you have to send the allotment information, just showing that you have set up the allotment for the payments to come out. Once you do that, they eventually set up with the distribution or however they decide to send you those items. You receive a confirmation email. Once you receive that email of purchase, then it goes from there. Purchasing Power do not do military discounts because they consider that their prices are already at a low. So that's not another additional incentive that anybody receives from them.

The first experience that I had with Purchasing Power was awesome. This latest experience was a total nightmare. The delivery was set up, and it took them forever to call me. The item sat in their warehouse for over a week before they called me to schedule a delivery day. On said delivery day, it was set to arrive by 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. came and went. I called the number to the delivery place, and they said I was the second stop. There were two more stops ahead of me and I would be the third stop. No one ever called. No one showed up at all.

A coworker told me about Purchasing Power this January and on my first time using it, I had to go with my second choice 'cause the one I wanted wasn't gonna be able to be delivered to my area. I wish all the items were available. Other than that, everything was fine. However, there's another thing that needs to be made clear. When I first signed up and they asked me for an account number, I was putting in the wrong one. I was about to delete the app and my coworker told me which account number I was supposed to put in 'cause I didn't know.