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Wonga.Com - unlawfully charging for statements
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interesting argument. it would imply that there could be no automatic "roll-over" and that on default, the credit agreement automatically closed.
of course in practice the exact opposite is what happens.
But let's formally invite wonga to show us the terms and conditions of its standard consumer credit agreement. It's time for the lawyers and the general public to decide where the truth lies..
Open Call to Wonga.Com :
Stop being so bloody devious!
publish the FULL terms and conditions for your standard consumer credit agreement...
What rollover, as far as I'm aware you pay a fee and defer paying off the loan for a period of x days, and a default means that you have breeched the credit agreement not the it has ended.0 -
I think Asbokid has a problem with the apostrophe.Location: Wale's0
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opinions4u wrote: »I think Asbokid has a problem with the apostrophe.
If that was his only problem we could all sleep happier.Space available for rent0
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