Given this company uses a dodgy forex loan scheme is it good for newbies to have it as an advert on CUK?
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostWhy are you asking us?
If you're concerned PM admin.Comment
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Originally posted by russell View PostNo he might ban me. this way it's out in the open.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by russell View PostGiven this company uses a dodgy forex loan scheme, is it good for newbies to have it as an advert on CUK?
They can sue you for slander for making such a statement with no attached proof.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostThey can sue you for slander for making such a statement with no attached proof.Comment
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I would be more concerned with an accountant that clearly cannot add up.
As long as they do not have a bouncing ball I suppose.Comment
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Sorry to bump this thread but I'm really interested in this "forex loan" idea and what's it all about, most importanly how legal is it/could it possibly be.
Normally I dismiss these schemes and I have been trading as limited company for some years now, but I always believe contractor UK to be a reputable source and when I see a sponsor advertisment it makes me stand up and listen.
So, Choice Premier, it seems like one you would normally skip over as it reads too good to be true. I'm not a fan of the loan schemes as I heard rumour stories of companies going bust and reselling the loans and you having to repay them?
But this one is different, I guess, in the fact that they loan you in foreign exchange. I got in touch with them and they say we declare everything all the way to HMRC and the money I could get back from my contracts is really good.
I more like the ease of process in that they do my invoicing and then they pay me with little for me to do / worry about and in the years of being a limited company I havnt really felt the benefits of all the added paperwork and processes to follow.
So, Choice Premier, and forex loans....any good or not?
And yes I have searched the forums and read all the info on "loan schemes" but forex loans isnt that well discussed and I dont understand them in anyway.Comment
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Originally posted by ndoody View PostI'm not a fan of the loan schemes as I heard rumour stories of companies going bust and reselling the loans and you having to repay them?
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I dont understand them in anyway.
Sorry, what was your question again?Comment
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You can always call the HMRC and explain the scheme and ask for their opinion.
If you have the initiative you can even set up a conf call between the 3 parties, just to make sure all agree and nothing is left unclear.
If you think this would cause a problem you should probably not join up."Condoms should come with a free pack of earplugs."Comment
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