On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I purchased a mattress and box springs from the XXXX XXXX in XXXX, Texas. They had signs all over the store saying " 90 days interest free. '' When I asked the salesman about it, he told me that they had several sources for loans with 90 days no interest. He submitted my application and told me I was approved. He printed out the contract with the loan company, Merchants Preferred. The contract was XXXX or XXXX pages long and I just had to initial XXXX page and sign the last page and the Sales Receipt. The price for the bed was {$490.00}. He told me several times that there would be no interest until the 90 days was up, and that at that time, if I had not paid the bed off, that the interest would be pretty high. He turned the pages quickly, as he commented on what a certain page was telling me, and I signed it. He also said, " Just because you are paying {$41.00} every 2 weeks does not mean it will be paid off at the end of the 90 days. '' I laughed and said, well I would n't think it would be. While I admit that I should have been more cautious, I feel like I was not given all the information in order to make a better decision. I was not given a copy of the contract either. When I called the lender to find out my exact pay-off in XXXX, I was told it was over {$400.00}. I could not believe it. I said, but I 've paid over {$200.00} on this bed already. According to my calculations, I would have owed {$290.00} on XXXX XXXX, XXXX. It was then that I told the representative from Merchant 's Preferred that the salesman never said anything to me about interest being charged during the 90 days. What she told me was that for the first 30 days, the interest is 5 % and then each 30 days it goes up. I think I was not given all the facts about the loan, and I feel like I have been taken advantage of. I am a single woman and live alone, and I do n't have this kind of money to throw away. Is there anything you can do to help me? 
