About Flexiti
[UPDATED]
Following my initial review, Flexiti reached out to better understand the issue. After reviewing the details, we discovered that the mix-up likely occurred when Wayfair reprocessed my order for a price adjustment — at that point, the financing option was mistakenly changed from the 24-month no-interest plan to a “3% store credit” plan.
Flexiti eventually offered a $200 goodwill credit, which I’ve now received, and I appreciate that gesture. Their customer service and final resolution effort were solid, though the overall process could have been clearer and more coordinated between Flexiti and Wayfair.
[ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW]
Earlier this year I bought a hot tub on Wayfair and chose the advertised option to pay in 24 installments with no interest. To use it, I had to open their branded credit card account with Flexiti.
That’s where the problems started. I was told that if I paid every statement on time, no interest would be added. After paying over $1,000, I noticed my balance had barely gone down (only about $400). When I called, Flexiti said that’s “what they received from Wayfair,” while Wayfair kept sending me back to Flexiti. Neither took responsibility.
In the end, the “0% interest installment plan” I signed up for never actually existed. I had to pay off the entire balance just to get rid of this predatory setup.
I only applied for this card because of the financing option, and it turned out to be a scam. Save yourself the stress — avoid Flexiti financing at all costs.
27 September 2025
Unprompted review