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Just seen an advert for quickquid.co.uk with a nice friendly sounding bloke offering you short term loans... their website states they're " helping hard-working Britons across the UK find a fast and convenient solution to immediate money needs from the privacy and convenience of home.
Now personally I think if you're stupid enough to sign up to this then you deserve what you get but how can this possibly be legal?
Now personally I think if you're stupid enough to sign up to this then you deserve what you get but how can this possibly be legal?
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How much did you borrow...?
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sounds like Gordon Browns speechwriter is doing some moonlighting
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THEY BROUGHT IN ANTI-USARY LAWS..... BUT NEVER SEEM TO PROSECUTE ANYONE EXCEPT FRANKIE THE HEADBUTTER ...
well more than half the Banks would be prosecuted for their Credit Card rates ... 37% some of them in link with store cards ... when the Banlk rate is down to practically Zilch !! |
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being charged £25 or whatever it is to borrow £100 to stop you getting a £63 bank charge, isn't stupid imo
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mr quickquids just trying to help the ordinary guy in the street out
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i wonder where their call centres are based?
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Wormwood Scrubs...
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if you cant afford it you dont have to borrow it ...they are only offering a service ....payday loans only charge 1737% APR Typical......
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That's silly, punter. Are you suggesting that people think for themselves and not borrow money they can't repay at silly rates? You mug.
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the idea is borrow £100 pay us back £120 on your payday.. which is much much better than getting the £63 bank charges
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Banks get bailed out by ordinary people.
Banks refuse to lend money to ordinary people. Ordinary people have to borrow at ridiculous rates. Bonuses all round and f*ck the plebs. |