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honest offer or con?
rplewis1360
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Loans
hi, looking for advice, been offered a loan of 2.500 but they want me to pay 120 pounds payment 1st, that they say i will get back when the loan is paid into my account,im thinking this may be a con, i would be grateful for any advice on this thanks..
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con or scam call it what you will but dont fall for it0
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It's a con.
Why would you be giving them money?
Just to reiterate, its a con0 -
so obviously a con my fanny is tingling"We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now!"0
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Walk away NOW0
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Run for the hills.
And keep away from King Elvis if his fanny is tingling. That !!!! can be fatal.0 -
rplewis1360 wrote: »hi, looking for advice, been offered a loan of 2.500 but they want me to pay 120 pounds payment 1st, that they say i will get back when the loan is paid into my account,im thinking this may be a con, i would be grateful for any advice on this thanks..
Do you seriously need an answer to that?0 -
rplewis1360 wrote: »hi, looking for advice, been offered a loan of 2.500 but they want me to pay 120 pounds payment 1st, that they say i will get back when the loan is paid into my account,im thinking this may be a con, i would be grateful for any advice on this thanks..
In true Dragon's Den styleeeee, I'll offer you all of the money for £119.50.0 -
Do they by any chance want the £120 in cash through Western Union (or similar)? No reputable lender will ask for money up front - but you knew that, didn't you?I used to think that good grammar is important, but now I know that good wine is importanter.0
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iolanthe07 wrote: »Do they by any chance want the £120 in cash through Western Union (or similar)? No reputable lender will ask for money up front - but you knew that, didn't you?
Of course they did......
Feel free to assist in the next thread through entitled 'How do I get my £120 back'0
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