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Everyday Loans

Redmel · 2011-01-05 23:24:48

Hello 1st time poster I have been trying to get a small loan to get a new boiler so £2500 ish. A few Companies have turned me down as my credit rating is not as good as it needs to be. Everyday Loans called me today to say they could do me one for £2000. Does anyone know anything about the Company, they tell me they are a…

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The_Matelot Posts: 114 Forumite

7 January 2011 at 4:30PM

hi. i got a loan a 2 year ago (1.5k) with everday loans. it was an easy process you go in to one of thier centres with bank statements and they do a credit check. they then discuss what theyll lend you etc. i got it no probs and i wasnt on electoral register and the only credit i had at the time was a orange contract. but interest was about 48%. so instead of paying an extra 1.5k in interest, i settled the loan after 11 months. i would advise to search else where to be honest because you will be paying back a bomb

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