Locations & Banter , January 2019
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Anybody ever try online loans? I'm bored, so I did.
Keeps on kicking me out, and asks to call or email. If it's going to be that much trouble I'll just wait a month. Yeesh
It did verify me, and asked me questions only I would have on my files. So the problem lies on their site.
Why is everything broken?
I haven't walked into a bank branch since the late 90's not gonna start now.
I think us expediters are the last people left in the world that actually do our jobs according to how we say we will
Keeps on kicking me out, and asks to call or email. If it's going to be that much trouble I'll just wait a month. Yeesh
It did verify me, and asked me questions only I would have on my files. So the problem lies on their site.
Why is everything broken?
I haven't walked into a bank branch since the late 90's not gonna start now.
I think us expediters are the last people left in the world that actually do our jobs according to how we say we will
The only time I’ll go into a bank is for lending purposes. I like having a person right there to talk to. Everything else gets done on my phone.
guido4475
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Fine print: APR 48.9%
Never mind
Think that's bad?? Sit down for this one....lmao
First-time Great Plains Lending customers typically qualify for an installment loan of $100 to $1,000 with an APR of 328.11% to 448.76%, which is less than the average 662.58% APR for a typical payday loan. For example, a $500 loan from Great Plains at 328.11% APR would require 16 bi-weekly installment payments of $74.18. After the 16th successful payment, your loan would be paid in full. An average payday loan of $500 with an APR of 662.58% and a fourteen (14) day term would require one payment of $627.07. Average payday loan pricing is based on Texas-originated loans facilitated by Credit Service Organizations/Credit Access Businesses such as CashNet USA® (664.30%), ChecknGo® (661.75%) and Ace Cash Express® (661.69%) as of May 19, 2016. Refer to Loan Cost & Terms for additional details. Complete disclosures of APR, fees and payment terms are provided within the Loan Agreement. Please note that this is an expensive form of credit. Great Plains
"Please note that this is an expensive form of credit"
guido4475
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Don't know who you used, but I do have one I like and use. If you have fairly decent credit the rates can be pretty competitive (with banks), but with a added service fee added on of course
I can get a some kick back from them if you use my link, so seems like a possible EO rule violation if I post it. Send me a PM if you want more details.
Here's some anti-boredom
A dream uship run!
No danger of violating, they're a site advertiser.
Now I just have to figure out how to stuff 10 Harley's into a 2005 sprinter....
A dream uship run!
No danger of violating, they're a site advertiser.
Now I just have to figure out how to stuff 10 Harley's into a 2005 sprinter....
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Funny....
I was reading these posts about the loan yesterday. This morning, got a call from a loan provider offered 2% interest, no collateral. Thanks but no thanks, don't need it. Lol.....
In the past, if I ever need a large sum of $ for the purchase, I would use both cash and credit card to pay for it. Then, I would transfer the balance to another credit card with 0% interest and focus on paying down the balance before the 15th month.... before the 12-21% intetest kick in.
On the down side, the credit card, usually charges between 1-3% transfer fee. Bummer! Lol...
I was reading these posts about the loan yesterday. This morning, got a call from a loan provider offered 2% interest, no collateral. Thanks but no thanks, don't need it. Lol.....
In the past, if I ever need a large sum of $ for the purchase, I would use both cash and credit card to pay for it. Then, I would transfer the balance to another credit card with 0% interest and focus on paying down the balance before the 15th month.... before the 12-21% intetest kick in.
On the down side, the credit card, usually charges between 1-3% transfer fee. Bummer! Lol...
I have 12 years of tax papers showing a minimum of 70k income. However, I'm "self employed" which doesn't seem to be real money...
Who knew?
Who knew?
Lol. Tried a service that requires you to enter your banking username and password, it then gains access to your account and makes a decision. (Haven't worked since Nov 3 so the balances are not worth worrying about for access)
So as I don't borrow money it came up with an amount of $300 until I build a relationship with the lender/website. Payable in bi weekly amounts of $103 for 3 months. Now, my math isn't that strong, but it seems to equal quite a bit more than the $300 borrowed
So as I don't borrow money it came up with an amount of $300 until I build a relationship with the lender/website. Payable in bi weekly amounts of $103 for 3 months. Now, my math isn't that strong, but it seems to equal quite a bit more than the $300 borrowed
So, how about this - I'll offer you a ZERO interest loan. I'll loan you $1000 Canadian dollars and you pay me back $100 US dollars every week for 10 weeks?Lol. Tried a service that requires you to enter your banking username and password, it then gains access to your account and makes a decision. (Haven't worked since Nov 3 so the balances are not worth worrying about for access)
So as I don't borrow money it came up with an amount of $300 until I build a relationship with the lender/website. Payable in bi weekly amounts of $103 for 3 months. Now, my math isn't that strong, but it seems to equal quite a bit more than the $300 borrowed
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Oh , yeah .. on my load headed to NC ...
Whatever...
Oh , yeah .. on my load headed to NC ...
Whatever...