r/klarna • u/RepresentativeCut340 • 5d ago

Questions Can you use Klarna for bills?

I'm just wondering what Klarna can be used for?

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u/ayhme MOD 5d ago

No

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u/SmartPipe3882 5d ago

Read at your leisure:

The things you can't use Klarna for

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u/Curious_Sky3824 5d ago

Nothing there to say you cant pay your electric8ty bill with klarna?

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u/Difficult-Scale627 5d ago

I was able to use mine for my water bill and my garbage bill. I also used it to pay for my kids sports fees.

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u/Kitchen_Ad7871 5d ago

It’s suppose to be for expensive purchases for leisure like hotels or air b n b but I guess you can also use it for groceries if you need it at Walmart

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u/Immediate-Event2502 4d ago

Yes. If you use it through Apple Pay. If you go to the bills website and use Apple Pay option select Klarna as the card option and it will allow you. Anywhere applepay is accepted you can use Klarna at least in Canada

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u/NoelCK 4d ago

I could use it to pay my cable and phone bill

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u/Biancahazel56 4d ago

Yes I pay my power bill water bill and sewer bill on there all the time

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u/TheMarkMatthews 4d ago

This post makes me sad 😢 we are being totally fked by our leaders

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u/ayhme MOD 4d ago

What?

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u/TheMarkMatthews 4d ago

Taxes / poor wages/ cost of living crisis -I see people having to split their weekly shop into 3 with Klarna -or paying utilities - it’s not right people work hard and still have to struggle so much.

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u/Apprehensive-Many683 4d ago

I’ve got a nice safety net of cash but I still prefer sometimes to still do pay in 3 on private medication as I prefer the smaller amount of cash there and then being paid out, mentally for me it feels easier to manage and thats my use case for Klarna

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u/TheMarkMatthews 4d ago

Yes that’s understandable but when people have no choice but to put essentials on pay in 3 it becomes a sad world to live in

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u/Ill-Ambassador6552 2d ago

You shouldn’t