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Bloody hell - payday loans 2354%apr

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JollyPirate · 07/01/2010 16:47

I saw an ad for this company today and thought I had mis - seen the massive APR. Just did a search (am nosy and was curious) and I didnt mis-see - their APR really is 2354%.

Why would anyone use them? Or do they get people so desperate that they have no other option - surely they shpouldn't be able to get away with taking advantage of people like this.

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dilemma456 · 07/01/2010 21:12

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trixymalixy · 07/01/2010 22:33

I saw this today as well and nearly had a heart attack at the apr. How on earth can it be legal?!?!?!?

UndomesticHousewife · 08/01/2010 16:23

I saw this too and had to look closer couldn't believe it!!
So for every £1 you borrow you have to pay back £2354 or whatever the rate is, have I got that right?????!!!!!

UndomesticHousewife · 08/01/2010 16:24

Or is it for every £100 you borrow, am rubbish at maths....

UndomesticHousewife · 08/01/2010 16:28

And they charge about £15 per every £50 borrowed on top of the loan!!!

JollyPirate · 08/01/2010 18:29

Apparently it's completely legal for them to do this - btw UH I am crap at maths too so cannot answer your questions. It means re-paying a massive amount anyway. Admittedly it seems the payment is made as soon as someone gets paid and they do state that it's not a long term solution to money probs but even so.

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