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How long does Wonga take to send welcome letter?
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I hope they don't send one to me. My sister opens my mail if I don't get to it first and then has a massive go at me for not having any money. Even though she shouldn't be opening my mail and she's only annoyed because she won't be able to borrow money off me.0
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Onlylovethedog wrote: »I hope they don't send one to me. My sister opens my mail if I don't get to it first and then has a massive go at me for not having any money. Even though she shouldn't be opening my mail and she's only annoyed because she won't be able to borrow money off me.
Maybe your sister has a point.
Why get a loan from wonga ?0 -
Onlylovethedog wrote: »I hope they don't send one to me. My sister opens my mail if I don't get to it first and then has a massive go at me for not having any money. Even though she shouldn't be opening my mail and she's only annoyed because she won't be able to borrow money off me.
Gotta love 12 year old older sisters!!0 -
Surely there was an alternative to getting a loan for £12. Surely you've got a family member of friend that is willing to give you £12 rather than use these sharks?
Regarding the letter, I think most of their communications are via emails now a days.0 -
Onlylovethedog wrote: »I hope they don't send one to me. My sister opens my mail if I don't get to it first and then has a massive go at me for not having any money. Even though she shouldn't be opening my mail and she's only annoyed because she won't be able to borrow money off me.
While I'm not one to advocate violence, however should my sister or anyone else ever open my mail, I would think about giving them a swift kick where the sun doesn't shine.:eek:You may question anything I say. Just be polite, otherwise you go straight on to my Ignore List, which funds a good old fashioned knees-up every Xmas. Cheers;)0 -
The OP with the £12 loan was 18 months ago, suspect they're not still waiting for the welcome letter.Surely there was an alternative to getting a loan for £12. Surely you've got a family member of friend that is willing to give you £12 rather than use these sharks?
Regarding the letter, I think most of their communications are via emails now a days.0 -
TadleyBaggie wrote: »The OP with the £12 loan was 18 months ago, suspect they're not still waiting for the welcome letter.
Hope they made teh repayments or they could be owing a few million by now from that initial few quid!0 -
It would seem that good slap might be in order here. She has a damn cheek and needs to be told so in no uncertain terms. Alternatively, receiving a few of her letters already opened might ram home the point.Onlylovethedog wrote: »I hope they don't send one to me. My sister opens my mail if I don't get to it first and then has a massive go at me for not having any money. Even though she shouldn't be opening my mail and she's only annoyed because she won't be able to borrow money off me.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0
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