Has anyone heard of these...?

Claireybear

Hi

I need to get a loan but am currently not working and on disability living allowance.

This company is offering APRs from 6.7% and say they consider applications from people in my situation.

Has anyone heard anything, good or bad, about them, or used them for a loan?

http://www.creditsolutions.f9.co.uk/unsecuredloans.htm

Thanks

Claire

Browntoa

seems odd as a proper company would have a real web address not one from

http://www.f9.net.uk/index.html?f9_session=ab408dc86bca739cf1d47cab05f5d8eb

and it would be www.creditsoulutions.co.uk

loos like a referral site for

http://www.creditsolutions4all.co.uk/

no different to any other loan company

Browntoa

North Wales based Credit Solutions 4 All.co.uk (Wrexham and Porthmadog) is primarily an online internet business and as such, operates an e-mail contact facility for general queries and questions

no real phone number to contact them

no real indication of interest rates as "each case judged on it's merit"

enjoyincubus

It also looks like that site just is a front end for processing loans from this site:

http://www.eurocredit-loans.com/

If you start the loan application and then right click in the middle of your internet explorer screen, the actual site that page comes from is eurocredit-loans.com. My gut feeling is to steer well clear of them!

Claireybear

Hmmmm thanks they do sound a bit dodgy then! Any ideas where else I could try?

Claire

homersimpson_3

try posting statement of affairs- see if we can save you some money and avoid loan all together. worth a try.

enjoyincubus

Erm, I don't know any companies off the top of my head that who offer loans to people on DLA. Have you tried your own bank? They may know your circumstances best?

Claireybear

My bank wouldnt lend it to me because of being "unemployed"

The loan is for private medical treatment

Thanks for all your help

Claire

homersimpson_3

The loan is for private medical treatment

have you got of one those health care schemes you can claim under? will nhs fund it- why private?