Wanted: Service Need Sub Prime Loan Leads

[chriseo]

Hi All

I have a site selling furniture and over the coming days will be adding much more including TVs etc

I'm selling on finance and can provide to subprime
So if any of you have PayDayLoan email lists and want to remonetise them please let me know

Im looking to pay per order received and can pay a decent commission

thank you!

 

[Alien]

I've got a very small amount of data from rejected payday loans applications, is this the sort of stuff you need?

 

[chriseo]

yes any subprime data whether rejected or accepted is OK
Id prefer data from accepted loans but happy to try rejected too

happy to try it

 

[Edwin]

So are you basically saying (paraphrased) "I'd like to sell TVs and furniture to people who can't really afford them and shouldn't be buying them in the first place"? Because that's how I read your original post.

 

[GreyWing]

So are you basically saying (paraphrased) "I'd like to sell TVs and furniture to people who can't really afford them and shouldn't be buying them in the first place"? Because that's how I read your original post.

Edwin that is one of the most judgemental things I have read on here. In fact I can't believe you wrote it.

 

[Edwin]

Edwin that is one of the most judgemental things I have read on here. In fact I can't believe you wrote it.

Why? Re-read the original post very slowly including the bit about "PayDayLoan email lists" and you'll see how I came to that conclusion. It's insane to take out a payday loan (there was a discussion recently about their ruinous 10,000%+ APR rates) to buy something like a TV. It's a sad necessity - perhaps - if that's the only way of putting food on the table, but not a remotely sensible choice for buying consumer goods.

There's been a mass of warnings about this sort of thing over the last couple of weeks, for example...
http://www.independent.co.uk/money/...that-can-end-up-in-a-debt-spiral-6275149.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/dec/08/payday-lending-tighter-regulation?newsfeed=true
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...onate-short-term-loans.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

Of course, I may be wrong about it ("it" being the original post, of course, not the point about Payday Loans!) and if so I apologise to the thread originator.

 

[Retired_member41]

Lol well done Edwin.

It's good to be judgemental sometimes. Especially when your right on the money.

I thought the fact that the op wanted free leads which they could re distribute at a profit would be the first thing someone would question. However your post made me smile.

 

[GreyWing]

Why? Re-read the original post very slowly

Why does it say something different if I read it quickly or you just trying to have an insult of some kind. No point trying to code it up because it doesn't bother me just cut and paste "Graeme I think you are an uneducated knob". See the world hasn't fallen down, I haven't taken to twitter and a hate fuelled rant... but just come out and say it, loads of others have.

It's insane to take out a payday loan (there was a discussion recently about their ruinous 10,000%+ APR rates) to buy something like a TV. It's a sad necessity - perhaps - if that's the only way of putting food on the table, but not a remotely sensible choice for buying consumer goods.including the bit about "PayDayLoan email lists" and you'll see how I came to that

Of course, I may be wrong about it ("it" being the original post, of course, not the point about Payday Loans!)

What you are saying is that you are sat in your home and know already know what state the finances are of everyone that applies to these things. Also that anyone with one of these sites should take responsibility for the financial behaviour of those that apply.

10,000+ APR rates????.... Yep, I see now you know a lot about the payday loan market as well.