Bait and Switch Looked into buying some furniture, not super expensive and Bread said to apply for financing. I clicked the link and applied and I received an email stating that it I was pre-approved for up to $2,500. Great, I think, so I go back to shop. I select $1,800 in merchandise & check out. Bread immediately declines me. Ridiculous. (And by the way, I can easily pay cash for the furniture)

Bread Rocks! Bread gave me what I have always wanted...a way to afford more expensive items by paying over time, despite my limited credit. I have a futon that is made by Furniture of America, that cost $600, and I expected that was made in America...no. Only issue I have had and that is more a merchant communication/disclosure issue than anything Bread did. They extended me substantial credit, I have improved my home and my kids have a better life as a result. Couldn't be happier. For those wondering: Bread does a really good job of being upfront about all your costs. If you pay the number of payments in the amount you agree to pay, your item will be fully paid off. The amount of interest is virtually negligible compared to other deferred payment or finance companies. I have enjoyed using Bread and checking out their expanding list of merchants. I've had nothing less than a great experience.

I was able to finance the purchase of a… I was able to finance the purchase of a tankless waterheater for a friend who lives in the mountains and did so within just a few minutes. The 12 monthly payments were very low and at a very affordable interest rate. Bread made it possible to get my friend hotwater in her cabin, which she'd lacked for two years. Thanks 🍞 Bread. Wish you'd finance my new truck.😄

Easy as Pie ... er ... Bread I used Bread to purchase new kitchen cabinets. The application process was easy, approval was fast and the payments were seamlessly processed each month with no further effort on my part. I would definitely use Bread again.

Fairly easy to get credit through but… Fairly easy to get credit through but if you’re gonna pay on a $1600 purchase it should be reported to the credit bureau, but they will report it to the credit bureau if you miss a payment