The loan organisers ltd (06742172)

Sharoma

My husband has been offered a loan by this company (to consolidate a couple of outstanding loans and reduce his monthly payments), they want the first payment upfront, £183.00 because they say the Governor General of Banks wants people to prove that they can pay the first instalment and repay their loans. After we pay that we have been told the loan amount will be in our bank account the same day.

Has anyone heard of or had any dealings with this loan company? I want to check it is all above board before parting with almost £200.

Thank you.

BackOnTrack

This think stinks of scam so much it is unbelievable and who the hell if the governor general of banks???

This really has advance fee fraud written all over it.

AVOID AVOID AVOID send them nothing.

Peelerfart

Pay that and it'll be the last you see of £183.00 and The loan organisers ltd

Apples2

Sharoma wrote: »

they say the Governor General of Banks wants people to prove that they can pay the first instalment and repay their loans. .

:rotfl::T:rotfl::T

I suppose this Governor General of Banks lives in Nigeria (maybe India) and the money must be paid by Western Union ??

Slap yourself with a wet kipper for believing this old nonsense... it is a scam.

If you have already sent it, print this off

BackOnTrack

Apples2 wrote: »

:rotfl::T:rotfl::T

I suppose this Governor General of Banks lives in Nigeria and the money must be paid by Western Union ??

Slap yourself with a wet kipper for believing this old nonsense... it is a scam.

At least she had the good sense to ask before paying it.

PS I removed the t-shirt as she wouldn't have even got that.

Clive_Woody

Sharoma wrote: »

My husband has been offered a loan by this company (to consolidate a couple of outstanding loans and reduce his monthly payments), they want the first payment upfront, £183.00 because they say the Governor General of Banks wants people to prove that they can pay the first instalment and repay their loans. After we pay that we have been told the loan amount will be in our bank account the same day.

Has anyone heard of or had any dealings with this loan company? I want to check it is all above board before parting with almost £200.

Thank you.

Ask to speak with the Governor General of Banks before you will make the payment.

KingElvis

LOL are you for real?

BugsyBrowne

Sharoma wrote: »

My husband has been offered a loan by this company (to consolidate a couple of outstanding loans and reduce his monthly payments), they want the first payment upfront, £183.00 because they say the Governor General of Banks wants people to prove that they can pay the first instalment and repay their loans. After we pay that we have been told the loan amount will be in our bank account the same day.

Has anyone heard of or had any dealings with this loan company? I want to check it is all above board before parting with almost £200.

Thank you.

This is one of the first posts i've seen that someone with intelligence has actually smelt a rat, and responded by asking members on here for advice before losing £184.

Sharoma

Of course I am for real, don't be rude! I was simply relaying exactly what had been said to my husband and I didn't believe it so I remembered this forum and thought I would ask here so that I could show my husband the responses and confirm my own suspicions.

Anyway, thanks for the help, I appreciate it!

Clive_Woody

Sharoma wrote: »

Of course I am for real, don't be rude! I was simply relaying exactly what had been said to my husband and I didn't believe it so I remembered this forum and thought I would ask here so that I could show my husband the responses and confirm my own suspicions.

Anyway, thanks for the help, I appreciate it!

If you can get past the sarcasm from the mob on here they do offer good advice and it was sensible to ask before sending off this money.

iolanthe07

Please, Sharoma, don't fall for this. Anyone who asks for the first repayment before you've even received the loan is bound to be a fraudster. I bet they are based in India and want the payment in cash sent by Western Union?