Provident Financial secrets revealed

jennihen

evg wrote: »

Thank you for your response. I have no problem with that, but how will I earn if I got 20 clients and service them regularly? What percentage of the money and how much per month for each new customer?

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Loads!!

~Brock~

evg wrote: »

Thank you for your response. I have no problem with that, but how will I earn if I got 20 clients and service them regularly? What percentage of the money and how much per month for each new customer?

If you are thinking of working for them then are these not perfectly legitimate questions that you should be asking of them directly?

he6rt6gr6m

Ooo. Didnt see this before posting my experience.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2310963

Jamesf81

Companies such as Provi are designed for short term loans to help people out when they really need it and banks wont.

You are told exactly what your payments will be, how long and APR before you sign so there are no hidden extras.

It is your opportunity then to decline if you do not agree.

Keeping up with regular payment reflects good on your credit file and can help build credit.

Basically instead of going off and one whinging bout them if you cant afford a loan with them dont get one.

clare1076

my husband is an agent for greenwoods (a sister co of provident) and i can assure you that in no way does he pressurise anyone into taking a loan. he often has customers calling him for a loan and on numerous occasions he has turned them down because he knows they wouldn't be able to afford the repayments.

there may be some bad agents out there but do not tar them all with the same brush.

he works very hard he has two areas to cover and has built up a very good customer base. his customers read the terms of the agreements and are happy to sign, they know exactly what there signing for. yes the apr's are high but some people have no other option and these loans are a good solution for them.

immoral_angeluk

If CK Edrupt don't exist then how do I deal with them at work on non provident debt matters?
Oh my god..... the people I talk and write to are imaginary????

Ok... who's been putting stuff in my coffee again..

adea

evg wrote: »

Thank you for your response. I have no problem with that, but how will I earn if I got 20 clients and service them regularly? What percentage of the money and how much per month for each new customer?

As I mentioned in my earlier post, your earnings vary dependng on how much you collect.
Agents have no minimum wage level that is topped up by commission.
Regarding new customers, I don't think you get any extra money unless it's done during a promotion.

evg_3

If I were I got 20 loans customers £ 400 a week to recover from weekly £ 20.00 per month and will collect £ 2000, what will be my commission in this case? And how will I get if 10 of my 20 clients miss 2 installments, and I gather instead of £ 2000 - £ 1600?:T

adea

evg wrote: »

If I were I got 20 loans customers £ 400 a week to recover from weekly £ 20.00 per month and will collect £ 2000, what will be my commission in this case? And how will I get if 10 of my 20 clients miss 2 installments, and I gather instead of £ 2000 - £ 1600?:T

The only way you'll know that is if you get a job as an agent and get your wage slip. The credit control department deal with wages so only someone who works in that department would be able to tell you.
You can hypothesise as much as you like but unless a credit control person from provident posts on here, or you get a job with the scenarios you mention, you will not be able to work out your earnings.

jamespir

seems like total rubbish to me im not keen on provident

but i think welcome finance are worse