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| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by menwongo(m): 10:20am On Jan 05, 2022 |
frugal:They can practice farming.... We need to be contented, save for rainy days |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by PARADIZEPRIEST: 10:26am On Jan 05, 2022 |
STAY AWAY FROM LOAN COMPANY WITH THEIR EVIL APPS.EMBRACE ESUSU OR MICROFINANCE. DONT WASTE YOUR LIFE TO LOAN COYS ![]() |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by aramanda14: 10:35am On Jan 05, 2022 |
I totally get your point, but then some of these loan apps need to be checked!, some of them are actually nice when it comes to paying back loans, i remember one-time Fairmoney gave me extra days because i was unable to pay back my loan on time. If Fair money can be this good, then i think others need to emulate them. vunajohn: |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by adedayo3193(m): 11:40am On Jan 05, 2022 |
Elsueno:Smooth |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by adedayo3193(m): 11:49am On Jan 05, 2022 |
DonBenny77:Go and pay your loan na |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by adedayo3193(m): 11:52am On Jan 05, 2022 |
survival1:Simple as ABC |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by kingcolearchive: 11:55am On Jan 05, 2022 |
lol you are asking people to stay away from loans? Loans help people especially entreprenuers grow their businesses, i have taken loan on fair money to buy raw materials, so i think we should embrace loan apps that give legit loans and peace of mind PARADIZEPRIEST: |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by Ramzyranks: 12:26pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
This is a new year please let us shun loan apps that will stress us. use fair money, carbon, etc [quote author=rhames post=109084402][/quote] |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by Holuwamanzee(m): 1:39pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
Supposing say this country na better place shey govt for dey give individual credit as long as u work and u can pay something from d credit monthly(what's d use of BVN and NIN sef)... Loan shark need to be ban ahswear... |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by dadde(m): 1:56pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
I think it's wrong for people to borrow money without the intention to pay. I think that's bad and shouldn't be encouraged. However, these loan apps, aside from their bogus interests, they go to the extreme to violate people's privacy. Here's an example of a close friend... There's a friend who had to resort to take a loan from them do to economic crunch. He took 70k from them to complete a project hoping to pay back as soon as he gets paid. Things weren't going as expected. He spoke to an agent to find a way of reducing his accumulated interest so he could pay up. After much back and forth, the principal and interest rose to 85k. He paid 20k to apeace the ranting agents. A week later the rate went back to 85k. He finally got an agent who agreed that if he paid 50k withing 24 hrs, the other outstanding will be writing off. ( I guess this was confirmed on Whatsapp too). This guy complied but they didn't write anything off. They told him to make it 70k, he grumbled a bit but made it up within a week. The loan app only removed 10k and asked him to pay an additional 5k balance. This guy has refused. The app has been sending messages to all his contact that he owes a bank and he's on the run. I got a wind of the whole story when the app called me. I asked him and he said he took 70k and has paid back 90k yet the app is blackmailing him. For that reason, he will never pay up because the app will not pay for the defamation of Character. Here is an example as rold by a close freind. I have had few other messages on something similar. At least we know AMCON is still reluctant to publish the names of the heavy debtors. Theres a reason for that. |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by dadde(m): 2:00pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
I think it's wrong for people to borrow money without the intention to pay. I think that's bad and shouldn't be encouraged. However, these loan apps, aside from their bogus interests, they go to the extreme to violate people's privacy. Here's an example of a close friend... There's a friend who had to resort to take a loan from them do to economic crunch. He took 70k from them to complete a project hoping to pay back as soon as he gets paid. Things weren't going as expected. He spoke to an agent to find a way of reducing his accumulated interest so he could pay up. After much back and forth, the principal and interest rose to 85k. He paid 20k to apeace the ranting agents. A week later the rate went back to 85k. He finally got an agent who agreed that if he paid 50k withing 24 hrs, the other outstanding will be written off. ( I guess this was confirmed on Whatsapp too). This guy complied but according to him,they didn't write anything off. They told him to make it 70k, he grumbled a bit but made it up within a week. The loan app only removed 10k and asked him to pay an additional 5k balance. This guy has refused. The app has been sending messages to all his contact that he owes a bank and he's on the run. I got a wind of the whole story when the app called me. I asked him and he said he took 70k and has paid back 90k yet the app is blackmailing him. For that reason, he will never pay up because the app will not pay for the defamation of Character. Here is an example as told by a close freind. I have had few other messages on something similar. At least we know AMCON is still reluctant to publish the names of the heavy debtors. There's a reason for that |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by Wfaluse: 2:36pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
SailorUgo:Avoid them. Find other means of sorting yourself out. I can assure you that it doesn't end well most times. I got a loan from one of them late November to quickly aoer some things. Two days beforw the loan expired, one of their staff chayted me to remind me of the repayment due in tow days and i politely told her that i dont need to be reminded that my loan was due in 2 days. Next thing was for the person to type stuff like... whether you like it or not we will collect our money. So dont bring your frustration here... I was shocked. That day i vowed even if it means selling my assets in distress to raise funds, i will. Never again |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by dadde(m): 3:02pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
Wfaluse:My advice as well. |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by rhames(m): 5:09pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
Ramzyranks:What options do we have àgain for short term loans sir. |
| Re: Loan Companies In Nigeria & Their Contribution To Suicide In 2022 + Photos by bamdly(m): 5:37pm On Jan 05, 2022 |
DonBenny77:we set there 2geda broo....I can't kill myself if dem like make dem add wetin pass interest if I don blow I go repay all |
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