Hidden loan broker fees

eastanglian1

If you're to lazy to read the T&C's then I've no sympathy.

lizhealy

DCFC79 and gb12345 many thanks, I emailed them this morning no response as yet but with it being the weekend that is understandable.Once again many thanks for your sound advice,have a good 2014.

DaveTheMus

lizhealy wrote: »

I was checking out for a loan in a panic 3 hours after being told that my mother in Ireland was not well just in case I need to fly home, I do a good job managing to keep my head above water on the whole but was not prepared for that news,so do not presume that everyone is as wreckless in their lifes as you are with your words.

You can fly from London to Dublin for £24.99 one way....

If you do a good job do you not have enough saved up for a flight to Ireland?

Opinions4u doesn't strike me the reckless type.....reckless would be signing up to a credit agreement through an online broker in a 'panic'...

DCFC79

lizhealy wrote: »

DCFC79 and gb12345 many thanks, I emailed them this morning no response as yet but with it being the weekend that is understandable.Once again many thanks for your sound advice,have a good 2014.

Do the terms and conditons say to email them ?

Oh good god you went to the website for money for a flight to Ireland, flights dont cost that much and if your as good with money as you say you should have it saved up.

lizhealy

DCFC79 yes I did, was not thinking straight at the time and made a mistake,I accept that.But my problem is solved now and my flight tickets are booked thanks to a family member helping out. I will not beat myself up for a mistake, we all make them from time to time.It is not as easy as buying a cheap airline ticket,it involved cabs to airport, cabs from airport for myself ,my child and a wheelchair.I traveling to dublin when my Mother is nearly 200 miles from there would not be a solution either. So a big thank you to those who gave good advice, this page sure needs you and to those who seem to be only here to prey on those who have problems with their sarcasm,its time you crawl back under your slimey rocks maybe next time you get lucky and come across someone who your words will really push them into the pits of despair. Time I pack for my travels bye for now.

DevCoder

Everyone has offered you good advice.

Why have you emailed when it says to WRITE?

Hit. Door. !!!. Out. Way.

lizhealy

Hit. Door. !!!. Out. Way.? It seems the door hit you on the way in.

DaveTheMus

ahqaf wrote: »

Thanks for the post

Liz Healy, is that you? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Enfieldian

DCFC79 wrote: »

Im surprised plod even took an interest in it as its civil matter.

They didn't. The poster is telling porkies.

Since when have rank and file "Police guys" been financial experts anyway? At best they might refer you to Action Fraud.

wayneo85

Angelight wrote: »

My partner and i had a similar problem and after a bit of digging around I found that Moneygaga is a sister company of 1Loan (details below.) Within a couple of hours of emailing them (customerservices@the1loan.co.uk) I was sent a refund request form, and have been promised a refund of £39.99 within 30 days. Hope this helps x

The 1 Loan are a trading style of Secure My Money Limited, Company Number 07713650, V.A.T Number 126630235. Consumer Credit License Number 647577/1, DPA No Z2788340. !Registered Office : 8th Floor, 80 Mosley Street, St Peter's Square, Manchester, M2 3FX.!

hello did you ever get your money back from this company