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akwesenana:
It would stop after 180 days.

koning:
I can loan you the N400k. You will pay me back N650k by end of the year.

God has nothing to do with it. If i give the loan, you will pay back.

Drop your contact and we will discuss terms and conditions later. My intention is to help you so that you don't fall victim to crazy interest rates.

akwesenana:
Take the loan, then pay what you can. They can't do nada. If you later blow for future, you fit complete am.

matrix199:
Take it and don't pay back. Fairmoney is also fraudulent. They debited me three times for failed transactions without refunding my money. I contacted them but they kept posting me.

They made me think twice about Fintechs. I don't save money in Fintechs anymore.

koning:
I can loan you the N400k. You will pay me back N650k by end of the year.

God has nothing to do with it. If i give the loan, you will pay back.

Drop your contact and we will discuss terms and conditions later. My intention is to help you so that you don't fall victim to crazy interest rates.

Baldwretch:
Since you'd be able to pay back the initial amount and a little on top when the year ends, then I would say yes, God will forgive you. This isn't really an unforgivable offense.

It's not as if you want to use the money for ventures that profit very little; meaningful hard-work is what God demands of us and he wants us to tow that path. He understands how much risk we might face on our path to financial liberation. The problem, from what you have said, seem to be the interest that would accrue over time.

Give or take, if you'd be able to pay the interest on the sum in a little less than twice the initial set date, then I'd say you are good provided you are able to offset the initial borrowed capital when you said you would offset it - which is when the year ends.

You can get in touch with FairMoney support to see how they could assist you in this regard though.

On another note, the interest on the borrowed sum is too much. They are taking greed to an unprecedented high. You have to pay back more than double what you borrowed in less than a year. Talk of making bricks without straw.

Afolue:
the thing is, will their disturbances ever give you peace of mind on the long run? Can you be able to sleep well knowing fully well how guilty you would have become to pay back? That money fit hook you for throat las, las

fman:
You be yahoo boi

Johnames:
if you must use them, look for way of paying them their complete money, because they are licensed

Johnames:
friends or family, where do you base?

Johnames:
I won't advise you to go ahead with the loan, since you won't be able to pay back completely, you should source for other loan options with lower interest

Johnames:
is it your first loan with them?

Theunderman:
You are very stupid from what am seeing , what does my salary has to do with you. You are a fool. If U don't have anything to addz pls read and pass

Techm8:
Its a honest pay and commensurate with the effort required and it's not for everyone. It's peanuts to you but it's money that can cover gas or data for some other people.

cornelboy:
Just like Pharaoh king of Egypt gave Joseph authority to rule Egypt, is the same way God, the Father gave authority to his son Jesus.

Mat 28:18 NIV
Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.
Gen 41:39-44 (Joseph/Pharaoh story)

Does Jesus having all the authority in heaven and on earth mean he has same authority with God?
Study Paul's inspired words carefully in the scripture below;

1 Cor 15 NIV
24 Then the end will come, when he hands over the kingdom to God the Father after he has destroyed all dominion, authority and power. 25 For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet. 26 The last enemy to be destroyed is death. 27 For he “has put everything under his feet.”[c] Now when it says that “everything” has been put under him, it is clear that this does not include God himself, who put everything under Christ. 28 When he has done this, then the Son himself will be made subject to him who put everything under him, so that God may be all in all.

Pharaoh was greater than Joseph the same way God is greater than Jesus.

Is Jesus same as God?
Is Jesus equal to God?
Is the Trinity doctrine scriptural?

The answer is capital NO!