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And that different from say the government ?Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWonga sponsored the free New Year's Eve London travel. Boris, as clear as ever, defended the decision by saying
So, they are a legitimate and perfectly acceptable organisation who extort money from their clients.
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Wonga sponsored the free New Year's Eve London travel. Boris, as clear as ever, defended the decision by sayingOriginally posted by Spacecadet View PostI think Gordon Brown got the Olympics financed by them.... at their normal rate of interest of course
So, they are a legitimate and perfectly acceptable organisation who extort money from their clients.Originally posted by BoJoWell they’re are legitimate outfit and they are licensed to trade in this city, and if they want to sponsor, reduce cost of travel in London then that seems to me to be something that is perfectly acceptable. But what I would say and I would stress this, people should be aware of the extortionate rates of interest that they can charge and people should not enter into irrational or unwise debt obligations...
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThere's hundreds of companies out there ready to lend you up to £1000 on one of these loans, no checks, instant decision, massive APR.
Can you imagine the tulip you'd be in if you took a grand from a thousand of these companies and then refused to pay up?

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There's hundreds of companies out there ready to lend you up to £1000 on one of these loans, no checks, instant decision, massive APR.
Can you imagine the tulip you'd be in if you took a grand from a thousand of these companies and then refused to pay up?
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I'm mistaken then....it was a bargain....where's the phone?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostPah! Amateurs.
Eight-million percent loan shark jailed | Finance Markets
I raise your 4214% to 8 Million
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I think Gordon Brown got the Olympics financed by them.... at their normal rate of interest of courseOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostHasn't Wonga done some kind of deal with Boris Johnson about sponsoring things in London?
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WTFOriginally posted by DimPrawn View Post
What did make me laugh was there was a discount code for 25% off. Is that 25% of the total interest or 25% off 1734%?
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Pah! Amateurs.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Eight-million percent loan shark jailed | Finance Markets
I raise your 4214% to 8 Million
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Hasn't Wonga done some kind of deal with Boris Johnson about sponsoring things in London?Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
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Talk about robbing the poor
Just seen a commercial on that there telly for a short term loan company....
representative APR 1734%
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