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SHAPESHIFTER
03 Dec 09 10:53
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Just saw advertised on SKY news channel.

Honesty in advertising but taking advantage of people.

Loan sharks offer better.

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Seasider.
When: 03 Dec 09 10:54
Another person who doesn't understand APR ? Was it for a Payday loan by chance ?
By:
sibaroni
When: 03 Dec 09 10:57
That would almost certainly fall foul of the Consumer Credit Act on extorionate credit bargain grounds, I would have thought. What was the product?
By:
Ken Masters
When: 03 Dec 09 11:01
Co-op savings account?
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SHAPESHIFTER
When: 03 Dec 09 11:06
quick quid
By:
Ken Masters
When: 03 Dec 09 11:07
Faaaark!

http://www.quickquid.co.uk/
By:
SHAPESHIFTER
When: 03 Dec 09 11:08
From their site

Your loan's finance charge will be between £10 to £14.75 per £50 borrowed per pay period
By:
Seasider.
When: 03 Dec 09 11:14
So between 20-29% flat rate then ? Hardly extortionate is it. Using an Annual equivalent figure for short term lending is pointless.
By:
sibaroni
When: 03 Dec 09 11:17
why?
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SHAPESHIFTER
When: 03 Dec 09 11:21
Where people get caught out:

Borrow £100 quid
Service £25 between now and the next pay day.
= 125 owed



Pay back £80 with £45 left

Money goes towards £25 service first so whole amount not paid

Next pay cheque owe £45 + 25 = 70

Pay back 70

Two months 100 borrowed....150 paid back.
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