wonga help plzzzzzzzzz

bupster

I'd agree with the two posters above. £300 is not a catastrophic amount of money in the scheme of things - though I think you need to look at how things have got so out of control that Wonga seemed like a good idea! If you have any credit rating at all, try a card perhaps, or even borrowing from family and paying back over two or three months. Otherwise, you're risking a situation where you wreck your credit score and default without actually addressing the problems that got you into this.

MunniMuncha

My son has just taken money out with Wonga:mad::mad::mad: but luckily for him we found out and managed to pay it off. It cost him £50 in TWO weeks for the interest, other related costs and default charges, and his initial amounts he borrowed only added up to £98. If you can get cheaper credit elsewhere (maybe a relative/friend) just get rid, then never use them again.

I also asked them to not lend him anymore money (with my son's authorisation) and he now cannot borrow money from them ever again - alleluia, thank heavens for that. :T:T:T

Still don't know how the government let them get away with it - no more than legalised theft as far as I am concerned:eek:. Especially when there are such strict rules within the banking sector.

ps sorry not much help, but hope that you are able to get things sorted.