Getting a loan through an Austrian bank
in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
I honestly can't help but wonder if any of you have actually had any real experiences trying to secure a loan?
Personally, I was left completely disillusioned during my time in Santa Barbara. There is this outfit called Euro Partner LLC that presents itself on their website as Europartner D—which isn't even how they are listed in the official business registries as Euro Partner LLC—and they claim to find "fast" international loans specifically for us American citizens. It is nothing short of a total scam. For several months, this woman, M. M., just kept leading me on; I ended up handing over several thousand dollars because she kept insisting she "had" to travel to Austria to finalize my loan. In the end, she just brushed me off, saying she’d spent far too much time on me and that whatever I’d paid her was just a tiny pittance anyway. Honestly, it makes me wonder... if M. M. from Santa Barbara treats everyone looking for a loan the way she treated me, $2.00 she probably doesn't even need to bother trying.
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Personally, I was left completely disillusioned during my time in Santa Barbara. There is this outfit called Euro Partner LLC that presents itself on their website as Europartner D—which isn't even how they are listed in the official business registries as Euro Partner LLC—and they claim to find "fast" international loans specifically for us American citizens. It is nothing short of a total scam. For several months, this woman, M. M., just kept leading me on; I ended up handing over several thousand dollars because she kept insisting she "had" to travel to Austria to finalize my loan. In the end, she just brushed me off, saying she’d spent far too much time on me and that whatever I’d paid her was just a tiny pittance anyway. Honestly, it makes me wonder... if M. M. from Santa Barbara treats everyone looking for a loan the way she treated me, $2.00 she probably doesn't even need to bother trying.
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