Do you shop and buy clothes from home catalogues like littlewoods?  

I like shopping with littlewoods and I don't think it's overly expensive. I haven't been paying any interest though on the goods that I order, this only applies if you go for a longer option of paying for the product. I always choose 52 weeks but I often pay everything off much sooner. I like ebay as well although I haven't bought any clothes from there as yet. Andrew

I do like the discounts that littlewoods seem to come up with from time to time. I'm still paying off for a fleece jacket at the moment but once I have paid that off I will go for something else, it's just so easy and that's what I like about this whole process! They are always updating their stock and they have all the latest fashion brands as well. Andrew

It's just a really enjoyable experience. I don't like the idea of spending a few hours walking slowly past shops looking for something I want. I can sit at the computer and virtually do everything that I need to do. Littlewoods have been around for a long time now and they are a really good company. I also like the fact that there is no delivery charge to deliver the items to your door. Andrew

I'm unfamiliar with those names that you have mentioned but I'm sure they all do the same thing or offer the same service. Christmas is around the corner now so I guess it will be time to dig out that littlewoods catalogue once more. I tend not to buy too many things from the catalogue, I much prefer to order one item and then pay that off before ordering anything else, this helps to protect me from getting into any debt. Andrew

This is definitely the best way to shop in my view. There are so many lovely things in the catalogue and I get the sense that I want to keep on ordering but I have to remain grounded and only order what I need and can afford. Christmas will soon be here so I suppose I will be going through the catalogue once more. I don't like the idea of spending a lot of time down the high street whilst I look for a new set of clothes and things. Andrew

There is the thing about being able to try something on before you buy it. This option is also available when you order out of the catalogue. The product is delivered to your door and you see if it is right for you and if it isn't they come and collect the item and you can place another order for an alternative item or something. Generally I get the size right though and I'm pretty pleased with everything I have ordered thus far. Andrew

Hi thea, well that makes perfect sense. I don't like walking around the high street anymore. I think the catalogue method is so easy for me and they have been prompt with their deliveries so far, normally two to three days later. They give you so much credit that you can use if you want to but I make sure that I don't use this as I don't want to start facing financial problems and so forth. I just buy one item at a time and make sure that I pay it off first before ordering anything else. It's a great way to shop for those who cannot afford to pay for an item outright. Andrew

Hi Andrew, that was a quick response and thanks for the BR too. Credit is not a word much understood in Greece and where it is available, on things like washing machines, then two separate prices exist on the labels, and the cash one is a lot cheaper.

I don't know if it's just in the UK or truly global, they are a pretty big company anyhow. They have all the latest brands and I'm really pleased with the service that I have received thus far. I'm just going to pay off my present item before I order anything else with them. I like the electrics section that they have! I can have an ipod or something immediately and I can then pay it off in installments, a very good idea. Here's to home shopping! Andrew