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Yay! Another preditor moves into the market. Is this an offshoot company of First Premier, offering a "prime" product? lol
Didn't read anywhere about the apr. Just saw the ad and was curious and thought the post would spur some discussion about the do's and don'ts for this product.
@Anonymous wrote:It's been said before, and I'll say it again... it's incredibly expensive to be poor.
+1000
A more true statement has never been made; folks who have never lived it can never truly understand.
(For the record, I wouldn't wish it on anybody...)
@Anonymous wrote:never heard of lendup...but eeeeeeeek
"LendUp customers can earn access to installment loans at rates as low as 29% APR, based on the offerings of the LendUp Ladder in their state. Moving up the LendUp Ladder means earning access to more money, at lower rates, for longer periods of time."
LOL...require a 680 for their best rate of 29%.
UNREAL...WHAT ARE THEY SMOKING?