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Hey everyone—sorry if I’ve ended up in the wrong corner of this thread... I’m mostly just looking to swap about $100 into my Skrill account. My idea was to send some cash via Zelle to someone who needs it first, and then have them shoot the Skrill funds over to me. If anyone is interested in doing a quick swap like that, please just shoot me a private message... and if I've totally missed the mark on where this conversation belongs, I’d really appreciate it if a moderator could point me toward the right section of the forum.
thanks.
So, here’s the deal—I stumbled upon the only online ad I could find claiming this firm offers loans to people currently out of work for smaller amounts (around 40 $0.00) and much higher sums for those with jobs, regardless of their current debt load. The whole process sounds wild: apparently, their notary meets up with you, brings the cash, and then you just cover the processing fees and an insurance policy, and that's it. Honestly, my gut says it’s some kind of scam, but since they aren't asking for money upfront—it's all handled at the same time—I'm struggling to wrap my head around how they could actually pull a fast one on me... and if something like this is even legally possible in the US?
casualmoose14 said:Let me share my own experience... I have a loan myself and I’m acting as a guarantor for my brother. I walk into my local bank, and they reject us immediately—saying we don't meet the credit requirements. Fine. So, I go to a friend of mine who works at the bank... she tells me there's absolutely no way to get anything approved because you need to maintain a certain amount of liquidity, blah, blah, blah... Then, I go to a credit broker, and they manage to set up not one, but two separate loans for us... and I'm talking about big players like Sperber or Chase, not some small outfits like Kent or Imex.
It makes me wonder: how is it possible that my friend working right there at Chase tells me it's impossible, yet I take those exact same papers to a broker and suddenly I'm approved by Chase? Sure, I end up dropping about $300 on insurance fees... but I actually get the loan...
Which credit bureau are you talking about?
Rebecca Green7 said:I am also interested in finding someone for a private loan—specifically someone who isn't a thief or a scammer. I have heard accounts of individuals who lend significant sums at reasonable interest rates provided there is a guarantee of repayment. If anyone possesses a legitimate contact or a solid recommendation, please reach me via PM.
Honestly, I'm in the same boat here... definitely interested in this too. 😁
Hey everyone... I've been seeing a lot of chatter lately about these loan offers popping up on classified sites. It seems like most of the talk centers around those shady policies where people end up losing a massive amount of cash...
Since there's such a huge demand for loans right now—I wouldn't even call it "high," more like desperate—could someone maybe take a look at this and tell me what's wrong with it? And how on earth could this actually work through a Bank without checking a Credit Bureau or requiring permanent employment status?
Retirees—up to age 82/within 24 hours. Unsecured loans up to $225,000/12 years/3 days. Personal loans up to $50,000/5 years/24 hours. LOANS for owners/co-owners of LLCs and Sole Proprietorships! LOANS for people on maternity leave! Mortgages without credit checks. Washington, D.C. and the ocean! LOANS secured by leaving your car at the Bus Station./Immediate payout! ON CARDS up to $75,000/5 years/Immediate payout! Mastercard, American Express, and Maestro cards! Important! We do not require Life Insurance policies! Just one month of permanent employment required! Current free offer of your possible loan models! Fastest realization of agreed loan models! Blacklists, Debt and Credit issues, or being on a Credit Bureau list aren't a problem! Monthly payments can be up to 1/2 of your income! Pay via salary, pension, standing order, or general check! No guarantors, deposits, or hidden fees! Loan payout exclusively at the Bank. All over the US! Call or text your number. I will call you back ASAP. Sincerely.
Then there's this company with its own website, which claims among other things that they hold an authorization to perform credit brokerage activities issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury... but then later in the text they say Unsecured bank cash loans in dollars, payout within 48 hours!!!! DEBT UP TO 70% OF INCOME, NO GUARANTORS OR CO-SIGNERS REQUIRED!!! Call with confidence!!!!
Thanks in advance if anyone has some smart insight to share...😕