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anyone tried Oakam's Bonus Loan
WhySoHard_2
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Oakam are advertising a Bonus Loan up to 5k for people with no/bad credit history. They also do those awful payday loans.
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typical apr is 76.9%!0
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hi hav u tried th bonus loan calculator on the oakam website? dunno if 76% works out as much as it sounds. plus oakam seems quite cool - my brother used their payday loan (i cant remember the apr) and he said that they weren't like banks at all, and instead were really nice to talk to0
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how do I contact Oakham!0
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Do you work for Oakam?bollyanddom wrote: »hi hav u tried th bonus loan calculator on the oakam website? dunno if 76% works out as much as it sounds. plus oakam seems quite cool - my brother used their payday loan (i cant remember the apr) and he said that they weren't like banks at all, and instead were really nice to talk to0 -
Can someone tell me what criteria Oakam work on to decide if you are eligible. I just checked my credit rating and have 1 star, which is the lowest...0
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So we discover this organisation offers loans at a rate some 70% above the average high street rate... and theres literally a queue of people waiting to sign up... sigh.0
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Apples2 - if I ever wanted to feel like topping myself(which I won't), I will ask you to try and stop me(which you won't)!0
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benjy50 - If you ever want financial advice (which you clearly don't), then don't post on a financial advice forum asking to obtain more debt when you have the lowest score possible.
Go about your merry way digging deeper and deeper until something breaks.... then post on MSE asking for advice on how to get yourself out of the brown stuff... Not deeper into it.0
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