Payment Options
CASH
Bluesky Healthcare gladly accepts cash, personal cheques, bank cheques and money orders.
CREDIT CARD
Bluesky Healthcare is able to accept MasterCard and VISA, however some bank imposed service charges may be applicable. We are unfortunately not able to accept Diners or American Express.
EFT/DEBIT CARD
Bluesky Healthcare is able to accept EFT/Debit cards in its showrooms.
INTEREST FREE TERMS
Bluesky Healthcare is able to offer an attractive 'no interest ever' payment option through Certegy Australia. The Certegy payment option is a simple and undemanding way to secure your Bluesky Healthcare product. With a one page application form and same day approval it could not be any easier.
If you can answer yes to the following three questions, there is a 95% chance of being approved for the Certegy payment option.
- Do you receive an Aged or Veterans pension or are you working full time?*
- Can you pay a 10% or greater deposit?
- Are you willing to make fortnightly repayments by direct debit from a savings or cheque account?
| Finance Amount | Minimum Deposit | Loan Term (Months) | Fortnight Term |
| $1 - $2,500 | 10% | 12 | 26 |
| $1 - $5,000 | 10% | 18 | 39 |
| $1 - $5,000 | 10% | 24 | 52 |
Upon approval and after your deposit has been paid, Bluesky Healthcare will deliver your product to you at the earliest possible convenience.
Your first repayment will be due approximately three weeks after that.
*Certegy payment options may be available to clients on other types of pensions but will need to be assessed on a case by case basis.
LAY BY
Bluesky Healthcare is able to offer a straight forward lay by payment option through Ezypay. The Ezypay lay by is an uncomplicated and hassle free way to secure your Bluesky Healthcare product if you do not have the ready cash or meet the Certegy criteria as outlined above. With a one page application form and no approval process the answer is easy. You can lay by a product of any amount as long as you pay $80 or more per fortnight and can complete the lay by within 2 years. Ezypay lay by is the perfect payment solution for you if you can answer yes to the following four questions.
- Are you an Australian citizen?
- Can you pay $80 or more per fortnight?
- Can you pay off the full amount in 2 years or less?
- Are you willing to make fortnightly repayments by direct debit from a credit, savings or cheque account?
Guest blogger Justin Eveson pops into Bluesky to give us all an update on his preparations for London 2012...Justin has just arrived in Italy to fullfill a 6 month playing contract that will lead him into London
La Dolce Vita
Well it has been a little while since my last blog, but this will be the first one from our new home in Rome!
The first thing I want to talk about is our journey here with a 2 month old baby Hugo, over the years I have experienced many flights with the screaming baby up front so I know what it could have been like but we must have had some serious karma up our sleeves as the guy was an absolute little champ on the way over, sleeping for most of the flight and only really waking to have a feed or change, but I think the thing that most impressed me was he equalized the air pressure all by himself on take-off while his mum and dad watched nervously with dummy, bottle and toys at the ready!
Arriving back at Fiumicino airport brought back a lot of memories for me, it has been four years since I played in Italy and even though my Italian was a little rusty we got the basics sorted out pretty quickly: setting up house; re-learning to drive on the other side of the road; Italian SIM card; internet at home and getting reacquainted with my old friend the Diavola pizza (hot salami pizza with olives)!
We then settled into a pretty heavy training regime as the two other Australian players here (Michael and Brad) and I were preparing for the qualifying tournament for the London Paralympics as well as getting straight into the Italian League. Playing for a new team there is always a bit of settling in period but luckily I knew most of the guys already which made the transition a bit easier and this showed on the court as we put four games on the trot into the win column.
Paralympic Qualifiers
It felt like no sooner had we arrived in Italy I had to leave again, which was made much more difficult as I was now heading to South Korea for the next 10 days and I had not been apart from Hugo for more than a weekend before. I can tell you that while Skype is a fantastic thing there is no substitute for a hug from my boy J.
It was great to catch up with the Rollers again though as we embarked upon the next step in our journey towards defending our gold medal in London. The Asia Oceana zone allows two teams to qualify for the Paralympic Games which means four of the six teams there miss out and as expected there was some heated competition for those spots. The Rollers made it through to the tournament undefeated, but the final pool game between Japan and South Korea was an absolute nailbiter with the hometown heroes going down by one point to round out the two London qualifiers.
So with Japan, and most importantly, the Aussie Rollers booking their tickets to London we were on the first plane back to Rome and a family reunion! Look out for my next blog for an insight into Italian life and a round-up of our tough games ahead, ciao ciao!
