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Uncle Buck Payday Loans
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DAVEYBOY2009
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Got a loan in January 2009 for £150 (From Uncle Buck Payday Loans) and I extended it thinking it would be paid the following month, it is now June and they have been taking £45 per month off me until I rang them. My fault for probably not reading the contract right. But after using other similar serivices this is how it works. I now owe a final pay off figure of £190, one hell of an expensive loan. My advice is use, if you have no choice other payday loan companies that clearly state in the application all charges. , I would recommend (still high interest)Wonga or quickquid.
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Most, if not all PD loan companies operate this way, as clearly laid out in their T's & C's.....
They are all supposed to be paid off after a month to avoid these rollover fees.
Therefore I don't really understand why you have posted unless it is as an advert for anyone searching for a PD loan, steering them towards the last two companies in your post?0 -
i am currently in the cycle of PD loans started from 1 x £100 loan and is now sat at 4, just paying a roll over fee every month!!! THANKFULLY i get a substantial payrise as of next month and backpay so am able to clear them and never get them again. if i didnt according to my budget it would be sept before i did it so anyone reading this PLEASE DO NOT EVER GET A LOAN WITH ANY OF THESE COMPANIES, IF YOU DO DON'T ROLL IT OVER!!!Married my amazing hubby on 8th September 2012 :j:j0
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Most complaints/comments about these payday type loans seem to relate to roll over fee, which are of course in the T & C's.
The trouble is that in many cases, the T & C's are not clear or the important stuff seems to be buried in a lot of legal stuff.
However, I do think though that most people who end up with being charged can't afford to pay the initial interest back and that's what these companies rely on.0 -
What did you expect them to do?
Their costs, whilst high, are clearly stated. The point of a pay day loan is to clear it on pay day, not roll it.0 -
Don't worry.
Daveyboy is another "one post wonder"
He is probably back on the "customer support" desk at some PD loan company threatening people with home visits as we speak.0 -
why would anyone want to use a company called Uncle Buck loans? Sounds a bit cowboyish to me
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Then again quickquid and wonga doesn't fill me with confidence.....0 -
Wonga??? Wot, the guys who only charge 2,689% APR???
IMHO a bunch of blood-sucking leeches like the rest of the PayDay loan scum.
Cheers!
Lodger
PS £2:50 to your nominated charity (not educational) if you can point me at anyone who is "legal" and charges a higher APR...0 -
If your mate lends you £20 on monday to see you through to payday on friday on the condition you buy him a pint, you've just recieved a loan with an APR of 1000s of percent. APR does not always show the true picture.0
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Yes Treadmill.
Your analogy is, as always, correct.0 -
Very good treadmill, so which part ofWonga??? Wot, the guys who only charge 2,689% APR
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Cheers!
Lodger0
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