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They pushed and pushed for statements, financial info every hour and never heard anything back in a week. Stay away from this company, feels like they just want your info to re-sell.
I would give 0 stars if I could. Faye Heavens was very pushy - wanted my file, kept asking for statements - She said they were a direct lender and I told her what I was looking for and didn't want any short term loan. I also told her I only sent her MTD for the current month and would know if she shopped my file out. She got me on the phone with her "lender" who came back with a 22 week term when we were looking for 36 months. Then I started getting phone calls from "direct lenders" stating they had current MTD - so Faye is just a pushy liar
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