£3000-£4000 loan bad credit!

DCFC79

rubenstine wrote: »

Well ,Ive just read this thread and TBH I am disgusted by the way
Cheri has been treated ,she came on here looking for advice and has been slaughtered by what I presume are senior members judgeing by their post count,who do you people
think you are ?

Absolute scumbags you come across as ,I was under the impression this place was fror help and advice ,reading this
it is the total opposite ..

You should be ashamed ,really quite unbelievable that filth
like you are allowed to belittle a person, who only came on
to ask for help ,obviously the lady is a young mother ,as
for her grandmother she was just explaining that getting a guarantor was not possible..

As it goes around it comes around remember that ..

Absolute Filth ...

In actual fact the replies given were actually honest and to the point rather than beating round the bush.
Im interested to know which poster have slaughtered the OP, by the way slaughtered is an over exaggeration.

rubenstine wrote: »

There are a couple of people that have replied ,real keyboard warriors they are ,a good kicking would sort them right out :T

FILTH ...

Thats a bit strong re the filth.

shopaholic2

Ooooh look, the answer to all our problems ---^---
And from Gary "whatchoo talking bout" Cole. Reputable for sure.

ConsumerWizkid

Some of you need to get off your midget high horses! Demanding to know this posters circumstances for having seemingly less than perfect credit and vilifying them for mentioning that their only possible guarantor would be a grandmother who is too old anyways, all she wants to know is what credit options are available, I can't see what you hope to teach her with your whinging and belittling comments.

Poster, try:

Pounds To Pocket
Everyday Loans.

However be warned, APR on loans from those companies is normally higher than the rates you would receive from the banks, or even guarantor loans. You might end up in financial difficulty if you miss payments with them so be sure sure you will be able to maintain the repayments over 2-5 years if you go down those routes.

Tixy

ConsumerWizkid wrote: »

........
I can't see what you hope to teach her with your whinging and belittling comments.

Poster, try:
..........

This thread is from 2012. Hopefully they are no longer in need of a loan.

ConsumerWizkid

Haha oh xD

Clive_Woody

ConsumerWizkid wrote: »

Haha oh xD

Welcome to the internet. It's brilliant fun here.

:money:

Thrugelmir

ConsumerWizkid wrote: »

Haha oh xD

That's the trouble when you jump in with both feet..................:D

marlymouse

Gosh wht a lot of awful negative replies etc.
why don't you try a credit union they are really good and will help you, I have bad credit couldn't even get a pay day loan but they helped me and made payments really low so I never miss them they are deffo worth a try

Gaz83

marlymouse wrote: »

Gosh wht a lot of awful negative replies etc.
why don't you try a credit union they are really good and will help you, I have bad credit couldn't even get a pay day loan but they helped me and made payments really low so I never miss them they are deffo worth a try

Have you bothered to look at the date on these posts?

DCFC79

marlymouse wrote: »

Gosh wht a lot of awful negative replies etc.
why don't you try a credit union they are really good and will help you, I have bad credit couldn't even get a pay day loan but they helped me and made payments really low so I never miss them they are deffo worth a try

The OP has got it sorted by now, why drag up an old thread ?