Fax Less Payday Loans

smithj09

Hello Friends,

What is fax less payday loans? Please provide me more information on fax less payday loan.

Thanks,

Enfieldian

You have no friends here, !!!!!!.

iolanthe07

First post too - the advertising on this board just gets more and more blatant.

In case this was a serious enquiry (unlikely) the general advice and experience here is to avoid any kind of payday loan like the plague.

smithj09

Hi,

As per my previous post, I would like give you more specific information so any of you can help me. Actually I am looking for quick cash and someone has suggest me faxless payday loan for quick approved. But, before I can apply for the faxless payday loan, I need some information. What is the current interest rate? Is their any hidden charges? I visit some advertisement on internet and they says: Apply for No Fax PDL, No hidden charge. Is it true?

~Beanie~

If you look a bit harder on the internet, you will find the interest rate - and it will be massive.

I recently had a payday loan (via Quidco for the £50 cash back) and no, there weren't any other hidden charges.

Apples2

Is this a fax less payday loans competition to see how many times we can say "fax less payday loans"?

smithj09

~Beanie~ wrote: »

If you look a bit harder on the internet, you will find the interest rate - and it will be massive.

I recently had a payday loan (via Quidco for the £50 cash back) and no, there weren't any other hidden charges.

Hi,

Thanks for your valuable reply. As per my previous post someone has informed me that, some payday loans are prohibited in some states and that means that if I am in one of those states and get a loan it would be with an unlicensed/illegal company. payday loan interest rates vary from state to state. Some are very strict while others allow almost any amount.

Is it true?

iolanthe07

some payday loans are prohibited in some states

Does this guy know he is on a British web site?

londonuk2008

Enfieldian wrote: »

You have no friends here, !!!!!!.

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epsilondraconis

OP, which state are you in? From Cornwall, to Northumberland and Kent to Cumbria, the financial rules are the same. The only thing I've noticed is that Northumberland, in places, is in a bit of a state.

kinglewis121

lol you might aswell put it in your username too pal , google just keeps counting doesnt it