Posts by Chloe Wright33

mistysurfer65 said:Sorry I'm a bit late, but could you please reach out regarding that number? I'm feeling pretty desperate and really need it, thanks so much.

Could you guys please just give us some info on who we should contact and where...

Thanks

It honestly blows my mind how some people on these forums love to brag about their experiences getting loans approved over in Austria, but the second you ask for actual specifics—like which branch they called or even just the name of the banker they dealt with—everyone suddenly goes silent... nothing. Not a single word.
I mean, honestly, I’m starting to have some serious doubts about all of this!!!

Take me, for instance. I fell for the whole "low-interest loan" pitch from the Austrian Federal Reserve. When I finally got through to a banker, I was actually floored. They offered me a loan with a 9% interest rate for up to 15 years... I mean, that’s hardly a great deal, right?

So, look, if you're going to talk about it, just be real and share the ACTUAL details—otherwise, maybe it's better to just not post at all. 😠

Jesse Alvarez3 said:Of course there was no upfront payment. I stood my ground and insisted they just deduct the amount from the loan itself. Then the guy sends me a photo of his and his wife's driver's licenses along with a picture of his family at a church ceremony, claiming he’s a man of God and asking why I don't trust him. That was it. Communication ended right there.

Those kinds of spikes in behavior are honestly the wildest part....
I'm actually trying to set up something similar myself, so if I manage to pull it off here on the forum, I'll definitely post the details on how and where!
It is just so incredibly important to make sure you never pay anything in advance, because there's a massive chance you'll just end up losing all your money.

Sarah Wilson75 said:@Venuss

Wait, which overseas bank is this even supposed to be?

I mean, I don't think that's actually a bank... most of the time, it's just private individuals lending money through those kinds of setups.
It feels a bit risky to me, honestly, because you could easily lose your cash and end up in a real mess.
I was actually reading some international forums recently, and they mentioned that by sharing that kind of info, you might be opening the door for someone to misuse your data.

Jesse Alvarez3 said:We haven't even made it to Chase yet because we're stuck trying to figure out the wire transfer $958 to cover the loan upfront 🙄

Please, please read this carefully!!!
I was actually looking into getting an international loan just like this one.
I ended up finding some company online based in the USA.
I reached out to them, and they were insisting that I pay for the credit insurance upfront. Just to be safe—you know, being cautious—I asked them to send over their official business details.
And what does the guy do? He sends me an address, a phone number, and a tax ID... but he leaves out the actual name of the company. No name at all.
So, I went ahead and searched a US business registry to see if I could verify them using that tax ID.
After that, I asked him to please, just send me the registered name of the firm.
He finally sent a name, but it had absolutely nothing to do with the company registered under the tax ID he gave me earlier. It was a total mismatch.
As soon as I called him out on it, he just ghosted me. Completely disappeared.
That's why I'm saying, please be SO CAUTIOUS about who you send "insurance" money to. There are way too many people out there losing thousands of dollars to scams like this.
NEVER, ever send money for stuff like this through Western Union....
I'm still out here searching for a legitimate loan—but so far, no luck!!!!

Good luck, everyone

electriccrane67 said:Whatever, round two! Let's go!
Damn, that waist is insanely low! 🥵 😬

I'm not even kidding, they haven't spread out one bit! And honestly? They're still just as soft as they were on day one. 😍 These fit me like a glove! And honestly, that stretchy waistband at the top is everything. They’re so comfy and flexible. Best jeans I’ve ever owned—and I’ve rocked Levi’s classics, Lee, and Wrangler before, but these? Total game changer! 🙏 So yeah, if you can get your hands on them, I totally recommend them! Grab 'em while they're hot! 👍

I totally agree—like I was saying before 😉 🙏. 🙏 🙏 🙏

Arthur Kim74 said:Does anyone know roughly what kind of prices we're looking at?

Wrangler jeans usually run about $167 around that mark, I suppose!! But honestly, I’m just genuinely happy whenever I pick up a pair because I actually end up WEARING them... 🙏 👍

Chloe Wright33 said:I honestly went through such a rough patch with my sizing. I actually had to jump from a size 28 in jeans to something... well, larger 😲😕 — I’m definitely not going to say which size, though! !!!!!!
Right now, I guess my absolute favorites have to be Wrangler. They have these specific models with a slightly higher rise, and they just seem to fit me perfectly, which is such a relief!!!

— oh, and I should probably mention that the quality is just fantastic—they really have that soft, lived-in, wash-and-wear feel...

Plus, the price point is pretty reasonable too. 🙂

slyjackal5 said:Miss Sixty is totally my vibe 😍

I honestly went through such a rough patch with my sizing. I actually had to jump from a size 28 in jeans to something... well, larger 😲😕 — I’m definitely not going to say which size, though! !!!!!!
Right now, I guess my absolute favorites have to be Wrangler. They have these specific models with a slightly higher rise, and they just seem to fit me perfectly, which is such a relief!!!

😕

What kind of experiences have you guys had with denim brands IN GENERAL? I’m thinking along the lines of Diesel, Levi's, Wrangler, Lee... maybe even some of those boutique labels.