loan with no guarantor

19lottie82

weezy88 wrote: »

what were the repayments like for your loan with them?

About 50% apr, possible more

macman

marco806 wrote: »

Springcoin and On Stride will loan to you.

i got offers from both and i have a terrible credit rating although i do have an excellent salary which may have swung it for me.

have to email them last 30 days bank statements and payslips.

got money from springcoin within 1 hour of being accepted.

I'm sure you did. If I was charging 50% APR, then I'd be keen to get it earning for me without delay.

marco806

macman wrote: »

I'm sure you did. If I was charging 50% APR, then I'd be keen to get it earning for me without delay.

Indeed, so 2 happy parties, i went in with my eyes open, got a fair sum and i can manage the monthly repayment easily.

they win and im happy.

what is not to like?

bargainbetty

marco806 wrote: »

Indeed, so 2 happy parties, i went in with my eyes open, got a fair sum and i can manage the monthly repayment easily.

they win and im happy.

what is not to like?

50% APR, for a start.

123sky123

Hey guys! Any tips on how i can get out of this very bad situation? Im 21 and have ran out on ideas as can't rely on my family etc...ok so i took out a loan with tsb £11000,over 5 years,and just looked its around 20% apr...i took out a loan to invest into a buisness and advertising,then to realise the company was a scam and as it was an international transfer,the bank said they cant do anything about getting the money back,the fraud team was useless after a few attempts,rang trading standards and they are trying their best but doesnt look like anything will come of it,working all hours just to get by,also giving up alot of things! After getting into this debt having to loan 5k of a freind and selling my car to get by and have some money to get another car on finance as other wise i couldnt get to where i need to work etc,really starting to worry! Any help? Thanks

marco806

bargainbetty wrote: »

50% APR, for a start.

Dont think you get this free market lark?.

I am happy, and so is the lender.

You can be as churlish and "superior" as you like my friend.

19lottie82

123sky123 wrote: »

Hey guys! Any tips on how i can get out of this very bad situation? Im 21 and have ran out on ideas as can't rely on my family etc...ok so i took out a loan with tsb £11000,over 5 years,and just looked its around 20% apr...i took out a loan to invest into a buisness and advertising,then to realise the company was a scam and as it was an international transfer,the bank said they cant do anything about getting the money back,the fraud team was useless after a few attempts,rang trading standards and they are trying their best but doesnt look like anything will come of it,working all hours just to get by,also giving up alot of things! After getting into this debt having to loan 5k of a freind and selling my car to get by and have some money to get another car on finance as other wise i couldnt get to where i need to work etc,really starting to worry! Any help? Thanks

Start your your own thread, you'll get a better response

NatalieC87

Nationwide have a soft search checker. You could try that.

DCFC79

19lottie82 wrote: »

Start your your own thread, you'll get a better response

They were told to start they're own thread yesterday but still havent done so.