As low as $20 per month is an advertising gimmick to get you to buy the product. You might get it for $20 per month, but you'll be paying for the very basic computer. If you do the math, $20 per month on an $800 computer means you'll pay at least 40 months, probably 48 months if you include interest payments. If you add options and customization, then $20 per month goes out the window and you could pay as much as $30-$60 per month. Some of their customization packages add more than the base price of the machine. Solid state HDD, more memory, 64-bit operating system, etc can more than double the base price.
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Depending on how much you finance, your payments could be as low as $20 a month.
As low as $20 per month is an advertising gimmick to get you to buy the product. You might get it for $20 per month, but you'll be paying for the very basic computer. If you do the math, $20 per month on an $800 computer means you'll pay at least 40 months, probably 48 months if you include interest payments. If you add options and customization, then $20 per month goes out the window and you could pay as much as $30-$60 per month. Some of their customization packages add more than the base price of the machine. Solid state HDD, more memory, 64-bit operating system, etc can more than double the base price.
It means you could pay as low as $20 a month if you have a Dell Business Credit account.