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Probably post-building before dumping a load of spam on the forums.CliveOfIndia said:
Why have you resurrected a thread that's well over a year old in order to post totally inaccurate advice? A score of 900+ means exactly the same as a score of 17 - i.e. nothing. It may be an idea to check your facts before attempting to offer advice.Dennymucho said:It's great that you're doing your research before taking out a loan. With your excellent credit score of 900+, you're in a strong position to secure a favorable rate. Ratesetter does seem like an attractive option with a 4.5% rate, but it's important to consider their checks and processing time.3
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