Your Questions About Payday Loan Lenders
January 23, 2012 by Loans Guide
Filed under Payday Loans
Sharon asks…
Has anyone tried Cash tree lenders? The pay day loan company?
How are they? I just need 300 dollars this month and I will pay it off in full next month when I get my check. I’ve heard so many horror stories about payday loans and I want it to be as cut and dry as possible. The most I would be involved with the company is a month to receive funds and pay it immediately back.
Sandy asks…
Payday loan ..is it possible to get more then $1000?
most of these payday loans limited to $1000 and some direct lenders can give up to $1500.is there any payday loan company that provide more?
Loans Guide answers:
Not that i’m aware of. Best bet is to call around and ask. I would think a lot has to do with your weekly pay.
David asks…
I want a loan and not a payday loan and I have bad credit.?
I don’t want a site that finds me a lender I want to work with an acutal lender.
Loans Guide answers:
What type of loan are you looking for? Frankly, looking for a lender online is not a good idea. There so many scammers out there preying on folks with bad credit. You really are better off going to a local bank or credit union. You may not qualify for a loan but at least you won’t be paying up front money to a scammer or exposing your personal info to ID theft.
Charles asks…
Does anyone know a lender who does personal unsecured loans for bad credit that is not a payday loan.?
Loans Guide answers:
Bad credit loans can be difficult to get – but not impossible.
Try these three companies.
Thomas asks…
How do I find a loan shark?
I am desperate for a personal loan for some significant legal fees for my husband’s custody case. We both have extremely poor credit, and the timeline is too small to have time to save up. My husband would just like to get a loan through a “shark,” but not a payday loan – like a personal lender. Any LEGIT suggestions welcome. Our credit scores are too low for prosper.com. 
Loans Guide answers:
Are you crazy? Do you REALLY want to do it?
The best way to do this is to ask your attorney to let you pay in installments. If this particular attorney wouldn’t do it for you, find another one. Many attorneys will ask for some amount upfront and then you pay the rest in installments. Usually they do it without charging you any interest, but if you offer to pay reasonable interest, they’ll go for it.
Of course, we are talking about normal, regular lawyers, not some very high priced “legal eagles.”
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