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Typical 621.8% APR
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how ironic - just got a leaflet through the door ( they did knock bit I never answer my door unless I know who it is)
its for gift vouchers"Helping you buy the things you want
*CCJ's Need not be a problems
*tenants and unemployed welcome to apply
*Fixed weekly repaymetns
availabe in books of £50
EXample : gift voucher amount £50
27 weekly payments of £2,50
total amount payable £67.50
TYPICAL 222.7%APR
I know several people on our estate who eill be desparate for xmas and will end up with these, and be paying for them until next summer.
really sad
pudds
Edit : just seen handwritten on it as I tore it up - cash loans also!!!!August 2009 grocery challenge £172.64/,,,,,
no point in doing grocery challenges, have no money left over to eat :0/0 -
Only 621% - Seems like a bargain. Go to their main website , as they appear to be another name for monthendmoney. A typical APR for a 30 day loan is 1355%!!!! So that set me thinking, that obviously that's based on you being skint on the 1st of the month, and repaying it on the 31st when you're next paid. What if you borrowed it on the 25th. Still gets paid back on payday, the 31st, but what % APR would that be???0
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