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Friend needs a loan,looking for company that don't look for proof/Id
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I thought that was 1 of the obvious answers given the fact Ive explained the story of how the money is required..0
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A small pay day loan Yes, but for £7.5k any lender will want to see prood of ID ect...
He's no chance of getting a legit load without ID.0 -
Because if he found a loan company who were definitely looking for a passport as I'd he could get it renewed within 24hrs (fast track service)could also provide credit card utility bills along with birth lines0
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I'm pretty sure this thread is research for an Eastenders storyline.Hope over Fear. #VoteYes0
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I see at the same token i can appreciate most companies looking for I'd/proof prior to handing out a loan..
I think so far answers to the questions are coming in as no0 -
Lol east Enders story line hmm merry Christmas to you too0
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If he wants a loan of that size then he will need payslips and proof of who he is. He could borrow £100 from several places with little ID but that amount of money is far too much. provident being one but they are just as bad as loan sharks....they knock on your door every week asking for their £3.50 weekly payment. Once you've made several payments and appear reliable they'll offer up to £500.Well that's his problem I guess,Question is are there any loan companies who would provide a loan without I'd/proof and base it on a credit search result?:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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True..Even with provident I don't think he would be able to get that kind of money until you have paid several loans with them..not asking into account there percentage rates..0
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Would he be allowed to call HMRC and ask them to send something out confirming his earnings?0
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Would he be allowed to call HMRC and ask them to send something out confirming his earnings?
HMRC don't receive information about earnings, only about tax paid to them. If they knew what income everyone had then tax evasion would be exceptionally difficult.
If his own bank won't lend to him then there's no way any others will consider it, especially not without ID and proof of income.urs sinserly,
~~joosy jeezus~~0
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