GREG 1
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Registered: 28th Jul 00
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Where is the best place to get a laon at the moment, anyone know ?
Also if i was to do it online now, when cou;d i expect it to be in my bank ?
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Nismo
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Egg all the way
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Colin
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egg / northan rock
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GREG 1
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Registered: 28th Jul 00
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Ohhh Egg, haven't thought about them !
Whats the website ? how long will it take roughly ?
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Cavey
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Registered: 11th Nov 02
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er.
www.egg.com (hard to remember i know)
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Cavey
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They can accept you online. Pretty good and they give anyone a loan
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Darren M
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northern rock are very good
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GREG 1
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quote: Originally posted by Cavey
They can accept you online. Pretty good and they give anyone a loan
How long will that take for the money to get into my bank mate ?
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Cavey
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Registered: 11th Nov 02
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From what i remember (this could be bollox as my memory is shit) I got accepted online, then they sent the contracts, signed the contract, sent them back and it took a 3 working days from the confirmation letter they sent
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GREG 1
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Registered: 28th Jul 00
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Ah cool
I spoke to Barclays yesterday and they said it wouldnt be in my bank till after xmas
I want it before bigtime
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--Dave--
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Goldfish
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shawboy
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if.com
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Cavey
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i SHOULD be getting a 1k student loan payment this week so i'm sorted Gotta pay off Egg loan mind you..
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Dom
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mummy and daddy are the best loans, considering they usually dont offer any interest
but failing that, get a credit card with 0% interest and wack it on that Just make sure you pay it off before the 0% interest is up as they usually wack it up to silly amounts
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Jules S
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quote: Originally posted by Dom
mummy and daddy are the best loans, considering they usually dont offer any interest
but failing that, get a credit card with 0% interest and wack it on that Just make sure you pay it off before the 0% interest is up as they usually wack it up to silly amounts
nah, then transfer the balance onto another card
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ed
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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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quote: Originally posted by Dom
mummy and daddy are the best loans, considering they usually dont offer any interest
but failing that, get a credit card with 0% interest and wack it on that Just make sure you pay it off before the 0% interest is up as they usually wack it up to silly amounts
Ir you apply for another 0% credit card and withdraw the balance from the new card, use it to pay off the credit card which is about to start charging you interest (best to do this a month in advance) e.t.c... You can carry on going until people don't want to give you a card anymore - which is a pretty long time because if you keep re-paying the money monthly then your credit rating will not go down
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Stuckey
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egg or cahoot
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Jules S
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quote: Originally posted by 1800ed
quote: Originally posted by Dom
mummy and daddy are the best loans, considering they usually dont offer any interest
but failing that, get a credit card with 0% interest and wack it on that Just make sure you pay it off before the 0% interest is up as they usually wack it up to silly amounts
Ir you apply for another 0% credit card and withdraw the balance from the new card, use it to pay off the credit card which is about to start charging you interest (best to do this a month in advance) e.t.c... You can carry on going until people don't want to give you a card anymore - which is a pretty long time because if you keep re-paying the money monthly then your credit rating will not go down
A friend of mine cycles seven credit cards on this basis (she's minted mind you)
she was denied a card the other day on the basis that she was carrying a potential 70k's worth of credit
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ed
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Yea, that's the problem, after a while people don't want to touch you. In theory you could use it as an interest free loan though - so long as you make the re-payments.
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Darren
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quote: Originally posted by GREG 1
Ah cool
I spoke to Barclays yesterday and they said it wouldnt be in my bank till after xmas
I want it before bigtime
When i got a barclayloan the money went in there and then
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