Which stands for Quickly U R In Overdraft. I'm quite happy to use my catalogue's bnpl scheme because I'm careful that I pay it all off before any interest kicks in, and you can pay off as little, or as much as you like, whenever you like. I'm also lucky enough to have enough in savings to pay off everything I owe if I needed to. I prefer this to using a credit card, as the credit card company decides how much you need to pay and when.
I think these "easy pays" are the most dangerous, especially when it comes to buying relatively low priced items. I believe that it tempts people to make unnecessary purchases and little extras which add up, and aren't that easy to keep track of. BNPL normally has a minimum spend in order to qualify, so for me, it works out perfectly for larger/more considered purchases, and of course Christmas. I'd prefer to be able to buy what I want outright, but I can't. I like to reserve my savings for proper home improvements and holidays abroad. I'm careful to top them up every month too - Far more worthwhile than frittering it away on little fancies!