Zopa

[MarillionFan]

Anyone use Zopa? I've just finished going through my credit check, got my direct debit sorted and I am about to transfer some funds?

Any CUK poster have any experience of this and willing to lend a helping hand?

 

[eek]

Anyone use Zopa? I've just finished going through my credit check, got my direct debit sorted and I am about to transfer some funds?

Any CUK poster have any experience of this and willing to lend a helping hand?

I believe DimPrawn has (sorry)

 

[wim121]

No, but let us know how it works out .....

I believe it is something like 8% average after peeps who default? Not a bad rate!



One way to really make money is through legalised theft. Set up the next wonga (4214%), lending stream (3712% or around there) or quickquid (1718% or so) ....

 

[MarillionFan]

No, but let us know how it works out .....

I believe it is something like 8% average after peeps who default? Not a bad rate!



One way to really make money is through legalised theft. Set up the next wonga (4214%), lending stream (3712% or around there) or quickquid (1718% or so) ....

So I believe 8% minus bad debt of 1.5-2% depending on how it falls.

I have heard of someone who reckoned they had £200k in Zopa and was returning 8% with no bad debt, but frankly I think that's a Jimmy Hill recon type story, so I'd thought I'd try it myself considering I've had a Zopa account since 2005 but never actually bothered to use it.

Going to start with £500.

 

[TestMangler]

So I believe 8% minus bad debt of 1.5-2% depending on how it falls.

I have heard of someone who reckoned they had £200k in Zopa and was returning 8% with no bad debt, but frankly I think that's a Jimmy Hill recon type story, so I'd thought I'd try it myself considering I've had a Zopa account since 2005 but never actually bothered to use it.

Going to start with £500.

Just think, this time next month you could have £40 in your pocket to spend on any old thing ya like

 

[suityou01]

Just think, this time next month you could have £40 in your pocket to spend on any old thing ya like

Big trees from small acorns. MF has very small acorns his wife tells me.

 

[Cliphead]

Big trees from small acorns. MF has very small acorns his wife tells me.

I wouldn't knock the home PC fix thing. A few years ago when I was on the bench I advertised such a service and was pulling in £300-400 per week, small beer but kept the war chest intact and I made some good small business contacts which led to better paid work.

 

[TestMangler]

Just think, this time next YEAR you could have £40 in your pocket to spend on any old thing ya like

FTFM !!