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Oh my gosh, I had to say something!

pinkie_pie
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I know none of us are perfect, and a number of us (myself included!) have sometimes realised our debt, started or completely paid it off and then got further into debt once again for whatever reasons.
But I just choked watching the tv and seeing the ad for quickquid.co.uk...
Typical 2356% APR
I might be miles off the ball and everyone knows about this and other companies but please don't go down these routes :eek:
But I just choked watching the tv and seeing the ad for quickquid.co.uk...
Typical 2356% APR
I might be miles off the ball and everyone knows about this and other companies but please don't go down these routes :eek:
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Yep...theres another one called Borro I think...and that one is over 100% apr.
Daylight robbery!;)I am not a complete idiot - some parts are missing;)0 -
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/loans/2009/07/the-2356-apr-loan-firm
I think there have been higher as well. :eek:Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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As noted on the link Fermi posted, Provident are another bad example.0
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Thanks for the heads up, that's great.
I'd been looking for a loan for a while and wasn't having much luck but unbelieveably i've been accepted already by these guys!
Anybody else know any good deals out there? Would appreciate the pointers!Would you ask the wolves to look after the sheep?
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OMG! I saw that advert too, in fact I pressed my nose up against the Tv to read the APR as I was sure it was 23.56% and I was mis reading it,.You're not your * could have not of * Debt not dept *0
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I saw it too, wasn't it advertised like £5 a day on £100, with the APR in small print on the screen.Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
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DarkConvict wrote: »I saw it too, wasn't it advertised like £5 a day on £100, with the APR in small print on the screen.
Haven't honestly seen the advert, but that is a massive APR and is a disgrace!0 -
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