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dan k

dan k

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Has any body used them or any other like quick quid or watever it's called would you stay away from them or if you wanted a loan of say £1500 would you use them
 
What you upto now? Just keep saving and if overtime or jobs on the side are avaliable take advantage. Lol you will soon have your 9. :)
 
i used quickquid last month, borrowed £100 paid back £125. i wouldn't really recommend it mate the interest rates are crazy, emergency only really
 
ek9cub said:
What you upto now? Just keep saving and if overtime or jobs on the side are avaliable take advantage. Lol you will soon have your 9. :)
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Hahaha how you now I wanted it for tht I'm workin over time n doing beating on the side I'm working 7 days a week at the min jus wana go pick it up now I jus thought I would ask see if any one used it as I was thinking about it lol not guna do it though will have to wait a lil longer jus hurry up pay day
 
Rw1990 I agree with you there mate it jus you know when you desperate I'm jus inpatient n want things now lol
 
Youd have to be a crack head to take out a loan from any kind of company like this.

If you didnt see this

Typical
2689% APR
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By all assumptions you must be an idiot.
 
689R said:
Youd have to be a crack head to take out a loan from any kind of company like this.

If you didnt see this



By all assumptions you must be an idiot.
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That's a bit harsh saying that, he was only asking! Your bank would be the best bet short term loan with early repayment worked for me.
 
Its a totally pointless question though. This isnt onlinebanking.org/forum, unless hes absolutely goachin for crystal meth there is no sensible reason to take out a loan with a typical intrest rate of over 2000%
 
its for short term loans thats massive % would be next to nothing on say £100 but if you was to take out a £1500 you will be expected to pay alot back

mainly for monthly,

pay-day loan
 
689R said:
Its a totally pointless question though. This isnt onlinebanking.org/forum, unless hes absolutely goachin for crystal meth there is no sensible reason to take out a loan with a typical intrest rate of over 2000%
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does speak the truth though
 
i only took it out because i literally had NO money to get me through the end of the month (and needed to feed my meth addiction), but yeah with a rate of like 2222.46% APR your best off avoiding it, especially if you just wanna buy a part or something lol just wait until payday
 
Probably not the best place for an answer to this question.

Googling it would have been a lot easier than creating a thread and awaiting responses especially as noone here bar one seems to have used such a service. Heard nothing but bad things as well.
 
Gary, i could have yeah but ive done that a bit too often haha, i had to pay £25 back for it so i thought why not, a one off, i wont be doing it again thats for sure. sometimes you just have a bad month
 
689R said:
Youd have to be a crack head to take out a loan from any kind of company like this.

If you didnt see this



By all assumptions you must be an idiot.[/

You don't have alot of good things to say to anyone on here do you!!!
Some people trust members on here who have experienced things that could be useful to no if you have nout good to say don't say nout at all I didn't ask for your clever little opinion!!!

N thanks to the guys who replied with a mature answer it appreciated n not to act clever
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Should be in the 'Off Topic' section of the forum.....

My advice - steer clear at all costs - companys like this are the reason we are in a recession.
 
rw1990 said:
i used quickquid last month, borrowed £100 paid back £125. i wouldn't really recommend it mate the interest rates are crazy, emergency only really
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X2 "interest rates are crazy" seems good at the time but more or less a con 8
 
dan k said:
Rw1990 I agree with you there mate it jus you know when you desperate I'm jus inpatient n want things now lol
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If its just impatients i would steer well clear if you take out 1500 quid you will be expected to pay back close to £2000

companys like that shouldnt be exploiting people who are really struggling, because really its just going to make them worse off :angry:
 
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