Wonga payday loan for £50

SUESMITH_2

i'm sat here wondering what to say to you, you will i'm sure take out this loan and waste money that, if you had waited a week would have piad for a nice treat for your son. i have been poor, very very poor and yes the kids did get things but only bits. one of the nicest birthdays we had was one where a few of us went to the park and all made bits, i made a hedgehog cake out of value ingredients and we all had party food. my kids look back and had no idea how skint we were.

i am no craft person but i have made cards before for my oh cos i couldn't afford to spend even 50p out of our budget.

enjoy your day, and make sure you pay the money back

electrobix99

samwich1979 wrote: »

Its £50 and i can pay them back in a weeks time when my credit is back in my account.

If id of had the money i would have spent it on his birthday anyway.

Is this really such a bad idea?

This has probably already been said but I started loosing the will to live after a few of your replies.

Everyone is telling you not to take out a pay day loan and you keep saying you want to do it. Why not just take the dam thing out and stop asking for validation for your decission.

I hope your son has a lovely first Birthday.

DCFC79

Apples2 wrote: »

I got my one year old a Scalextric set. :j:j

Did he enjoy it ?

[Deleted User]

DCFC79 wrote: »

Did he enjoy it ?

We'll find out if Apples ever stops playing with the damn thing and lets him have a go....

Apples2

DCFC79 wrote: »

Did he enjoy it ?

I don't think SHE appreciated it much at all, still, I liked it :beer:

Lozzy88

Apples2 wrote: »

I don't think SHE appreciated it much at all, still, I liked it :beer:

it might just be her age lol my daughters dad bought her one for her 2nd birthday and they play with it all the time and she is 3 and a half now, well worth its money

Mara69

samwich1979 wrote: »

He may not understand but the fact is its his birthday!Who doesn't celebrate their child's 1st birthday? its a big thing!

So bounce your child on your knee and sing Happy Birthday to them. Give them a big hug. Then take him/her to the park. Sing songs to to the child. Read them a story. Take them on the swings. Buy a single cupcake and put a candle in it.

The point people are making (and you are missing) is that you don't have to spend money on a one year old birthday. You cannot afford it - so you can't do it. It really is that simple.

Middy

My first memory was when I was 3 years old. He will not remember if you were late with his birthday presents.

geoffky

Your first pd loan? first of many i fear..They are worse than crack..

jennyo

samwich1979 wrote: »

Its £50 and i can pay them back in a weeks time when my credit is back in my account.

If id of had the money i would have spent it on his birthday anyway.

Is this really such a bad idea?

Its a really bad idea, please try not to do it, he really wont care what you do as long he is with the people he loves, if its a nice day could you take a picnic to the park, if the weathers not so good you could have a picnic on the floor, lay a blanket out. You can even make him is own little box up with finger foods to make it special.

Spend time playing with him, singing to him reading or telling him stories, we are all so busy we sometimes forget how important the simple things are.

Whatever you do enjoy your day