MyJar Payday Loan

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Steveo68 said:

Sorry I work in IT. if its http and they want bank details it's a 99% scam of shoddy work. Either way don't give your bank details over ab unsecured connection especially when it says its secure 

Sorry I have done IT work for 20+ years. As per my post, there are https:// links on their site and a phone number. No-one is saying give bank details on an insecure link, no-one should be following links on emails anyway

Steveo68

Looks like they are asking for bank details to me

Steveo68

Look like they are 

shell1965

I e-mailed Harrisons to ask if I can be certain that I need to give bank account details through the e-mail I had received.. this is the reply...

shell1965

shell1965 said:

I e-mailed Harrisons to ask if I can be certain that I need to give bank account details through the e-mail I had received.. this is the reply...

Myjar Redress <myjarredress@harrisons.uk.com>

To:

• You

Wed 01/06/2022 05:56

Good day,

 

Thank you for your email.

 

We hereby confirm that the request for your bank details is legitimate, please can you follow the link in the email you received and enter your bank details. We endeavour to make payments before 15 July 2022.  We kindly request that you refrain from chasing for updates as this will delay our process.

 

Kind regards,

 

Jessica

For and on behalf of the Joint Administrators of My Jar Limited – In Administration

 

 

 

Jessica Smith | Case Supervisor

0161 876 4567 jessicasmith@harrisons.uk.com www.harrisons.uk.com

IevaBiel

I send the email saying I failed to provide my details because of some issues, so they send me this.... I haven't mentioned my post code or anything.  After I received this replay tried again and got notification on the page saying my account is block and I should contact Harrisons. I do not care about the account  but still trying figured out if its legit.

IevaBiel

Also found this... odd 

sourcrates

Lots of payday lenders went bust, others entered schemes of arrangement in order to ward off bankruptcy.

As a result, administrators are currently working on these schemes, making payments/writing off some debts etc etc.

If you receive an email like this, I would say never click a link in an email, but instead, use a search engine to find who the administrator is, and go direct to there claims portal, giving your bank details can only result in getting paid, there is little else they can be used for.

mousstasha

I also received this email and wasn’t convinced that the email and website attached to the link were legit - heck even the url looks dodgy. I decided to email MyJar themselves with the original email attached and this was their response. 

As long as your email came from this email address you have nothing to worry about and all being well payments should be made next month!

Tuckar3469

I’ve received email redress claim value of £310, does this mean I’ll only receive 1 to 2 pence in the pound and expect £3 to £6 refund 
absolute joke and not worth the risk if so