Loan GoGo??

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Anyone who has been scammed by Loans GoGo.

I run a site that 100% guarantees 100% your fiscal remuneration back in full. You will also receive USD$500,000.00 for the upset this has caused you.

Please send our admin fee of GBP£69.95 by Western Union, and on receipt we will arrange an international ATM Card loaded with GBP£139.90 (our fee and the GoGo refund) and USD$500,000.00.

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Apples2

howmal2000 wrote: »

I WILL GET MY MONEY BACK AS I WILL TRACE DOWN DIRECTORS AND CALL AND SEE THEM WITH MY POWERS OF INCOURAGEMENT
these people are the flit of the planet
m gordon

Not sure about m gordon, sounds more like Flash Gordon.

rayray86

I recently contacted loan gogo and they told me I was entitled to receive a loan from them and that they would contact me within 7-10 days, but never hear back from them. when I had contacted loan gogo and questioned about my loan the lady couldn't really give me an answer and was asking ME questions, as far as I am concerned they should all ready had the answers on their system, she also gave me an customer service help line number when I tried ringing the number rang once then it was like someone had put the phone to a high Fi playing music but every time I rang back this number it was doing different things like ring one/music then have the busy tone.. i rang the previous number back and the same lady answered every time, when i stated that i was going to take this matter further as i feel it is a scam the lady on the phone went quiet n never responded, as a so called company I did not get NO reassurance from this lady or the actual company.. I 100% believe that LOAN GOGO IS A SCAM and would advice everyone NOT to contact this so called company (they are also trying to take £69.95 out of your account and you are not receiving any thing back) for your own sake PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THEM

KingElvis

Wake me up before you loan go-go (pay me sixty nine quid)
Don't leave me hangingon like a yo-yo (yo-yo=payday loan customer)
Wake me up before you (non existant) loan go-go
I don't want to miss it when you hit that high (interest rate)
Take me dancing tonight (on a payday loan)
I wanna hit that high (yeah, yeah)

Continued P94

jazzsue58

Snow Tiger: "They have a website, so must be bona fide."

Oh for heaven's sake!!!! Okay, I realise this was written with sarcasm but a lot of people out there actually believe it ...


Er ... Loangogo aka Right Finance aka Right Financial aka Davenport Black Scam Merchants Ltd, usual address Billionnaire's Row Sandbanks, Poole? Well, the office is in Dorset, so I guess the commute is pretty easy ... Is it Mr Davenport and Ms Black, I wonder, or is "Davenport Black" as phoney as the rest of their outfit?

Just been scammed myself - luckily only to the tune of £5, but I started with a phone call from number 1 on my list - wonderful, the money will be in my account as soon as I give them a "bit more information." Like my bank account details, naturellement. Sort of got talked into that one - no mention of a £70 up-front sub, though the cheeky cow had the nerve to warn me not to deal with any loan company who expected up-front payment - which is why she thoughtfully declined to tell me that was what was going to happen.

Ended up getting a doorstep loan at astronomical (but honestly declared) rate of interest. In the meantime ignored all further communication - so they sent me a letter by snailmail via - this time - Right Financial (Right Finance seems to be a made up name to sucker people in). Even if I chucked it in the bin, I'd still get stung for £69.95 - which I was.

Before that happened I called the RF customer services shrieking "SCAM!!!". Calm down love ... the £69.95, apparently, is a brokerage fee ("Our advisor would have told you that" - really?) but as I'd decided not to proceed I'd get that back, which I just have - as a cheque from Right Financial but thanking me for applying for an unsecured loan with, you guessed it, Loangogo.

Chalked it up to experience as I, too, was scammed by Yes Finance in the past. Chances are, they're also linked. These days, the scammers have become clever, knowing how to word things to sucker us poor unsuspecting idiots in.

Short answer - if I had £70 winging its way every time I made a phone call I'd certainly be able to afford a smart website - several in fact - , and pay people to get them to the top of the Google ratings too - which is exactly what DoneItAll Hack have done. (Compare the "contact us" for right-financial.co.uk with the link you've posted. Look familiar? They're identical!)


What I wouldn't be able to afford is being shut down and fined by the FSA.

Instead of complaining to sites like this, I'm collecting proof of illegal trading and forwarding it to everyone with a bit of punch in their veins - the OFT and FSA are a good start, followed by the BBC, Daily Mail and every other news site I can think of.

But ... "They have a website, so must be bonafide"?! Oh dear, oh dear dear dear ... I

jazzsue58

KingElvis wrote: »

Sometimes you have to be told the facts so you make the right decisions, you came on asking for advice and you got it.

In the end, the company owner came on and showed himself to be the charlatan we knew him to be.

I know, wasn't it marvellous, Mr Doneitall Hack to see there ARE ways to get your Google Ratings back to page 23 where they belong? See, it doesn't take much brains to do a few "contact us" or scam checks to realise the broker and their myriad not-so creatively named partner "lenders" are one and the same company. BTW, isn't that illegal under FSA trading laws? Double BTW, where's the five quid you still owe me? One bloody expensive email THAT turned out to be. Still, Money Mail will be happy for the 2-page spread I'm sending them.

Yours Sincerely,

A. Consumer Journalist.

jazzsue58

Just a thought, but has anyone here tried Credit Unions? I've found a couple in Surrey - one is only for Royal Mail Employees though - might be worth looking into, as they seem to be legit and run by local government, specifically for low income families as an alternative to fraudsters with homes on Sandbanks.

Mr "Davenport Black", this means you, sirr (oo, nice Dorset accent creeping in there.). BTW I'm still waiting for that fiver you withheld.

BugsyBrowne

Just a thought but has anyone actually thought about paying back what they borrow in the first place as it does make getting loans that little bit more easier.

malkyh

BugsyBrowne wrote: »

Just a thought but has anyone actually thought about paying back what they borrow in the first place as it does make getting loans that little bit more easier.

Don't be silly. Why should anyone buy that 50" tv with expensive surround sound system and expect to have to actually pay for it.

bigadaj

malkyh wrote: »

Don't be silly. Why should anyone buy that 50" tv with expensive surround sound system and expect to have to actually pay for it.

And it looks so good in that 8 by 8 room, don't need 3d as you feel you're right in the action!