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Free £8.59 from Wonga
forever.insane
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Topcashback are offering £15.15 for taking out a wonga loan and doesn't state a minimum loan amount.
Wonga allow you to loan £1 and pay back £6.56 within 1 day. This is a profit of £8.59.
Obviously, if it doesn't track, its a loss of £5.56.
I haven't yet tried this myself (I will Monday) and have no idea if it affects your credit rating. I assume if you pay it back, it does.
Enjoy!
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Wonga allow you to loan £1 and pay back £6.56 within 1 day. This is a profit of £8.59.
Obviously, if it doesn't track, its a loss of £5.56.
I haven't yet tried this myself (I will Monday) and have no idea if it affects your credit rating. I assume if you pay it back, it does.
Enjoy!
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Thought for the day: each generation of mankind tends to hug the illusion of having reached the culmination of human achievement. Yet, as we scoff at our groping ancestors, so our descendants will surely scoff at us.
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 1941
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 1941
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It's been in the news recently how lenders may react to payday lending/borrowing. http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2012/jul/12/ge-money-refuses-mortages-payday-loans?newsfeed=true0
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Yes, as above states, please be aware of the affect this may have on future lending. You are likely to be rejected for things like a mortgage in the future if you have been seen to have had a pay day loan so please be very careful, it may be a way to make a few extra quid but may be quite costly in the end.0
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