Amazon is looking to sell as many products this holiday season as possible

Dec 13, 2013 15:40 GMT  ·  By

It appears that Amazon is trying to maximize profits as much as it can before Q4 comes to an end. The tech giant has come up with an ingenious plan meant to help it sell more Kindle Fire HDX tablets before the 2014 expires.

So from now on Amazon’s latest set of tablets are available on an installment plan. Amazon swears there are “no interest, no finance charges, no hidden fees and no credit check or application required” schemes involved .

All customers have to do is add any Kindle Fire HDX model (7-inch and 8.9-inch) to their cart. At the check-out, Amazon will charge 25% of the device price (plus shipping and other taxes). The remaining sum of money will be billed directly to the customer’s credit card every 90 days, in 3 equal installments.

The first installment for the Kindle Fire HDX 7-inch will set shoppers back with $57.25 / €42 and with $94.75 / €69 for the 8.9-inch version of it. What do you think of Amazon's new plan?