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honestly the number of people saying vote no on trustpilot is a little worrying.
equally the stupidity of these people is quite amusing, one example:
Nicolle Lock -
"Still waiting for redness!! Nearly month now!! Attuide on staff awful I want a email stating when I’m going to recieve doesn’t take this long to process !!"
If you want redness love go tell your husband he can go in any hole.
another example: Nicky -
I took a loan out with this awful company they didnt look into my history of credit. At the time I was desperate for money. The company didnt look properly into anything. I've been stuck paying £340 a month. I've been paying this for 5 years. I've contacted them numerous times for help and they just say I need to go on a payment plan which affects my credit and then I have to pay more interest or threaten me with my guarantor. The company didnt look into the background of my guarantor. It affects my mental health daily as 340 is alot to pay each month
I hope this company gets what it deserves. I've numerous phone calls to them and they dont give a hoot
It affects my mental health paying 40% tax just so you can sit at home and watch your flat screen TV but hey ho, get over it Nicky!
winds me up that site, people moaning that they've paid interest and now the "bar stewards" at Amigo are doing something that means they wont get all their money back. She encourages them to claim but there's no mention or follow up within the advice on whether they should be complaining or not based on the actual problem...were they affordable!?
Jimmy of course they're not positive about it, in an ideal world for the FCA Amigo would pay out on every claim every man and his dog submits genuine or not. But this isn't an ideal world and just as you don't like going to the dentist it's something that needs to be done whether they like it or not
Nurse - nite the last sentence relevant to relending mate
Further, the FCA continues to assess whether Amigo is failing (or is likely to fail) to satisfy the FCA's threshold conditions (minimum standards all authorised firms are expected to meet) and its proposed approach to future lending. In light of the further analysis that the FCA can be expected to complete, the FCA has informed Amigo that there is a risk that the FCA may impose a requirement on Amigo's regulatory permissions which restricts it from continuing its business and which affects SchemeCo's ability to implement the Scheme.
Sharesrising I know you would like to go up but that’s not fair, balanced advice.
This is an administration or ten bag job (IMO), but the risk of failure is there and growing ever larger if the SOA fails...
HH according to debt camel it was them using market values for expenditure and thus in turn not properly checking the applicants actual income/expenditure via banking or open banking.
In my eyes this is more to do with failing to keep up with the times as opposed to them having an initial flaw in the process, they were probably comparable to everyone else when they started...
"But they will never be able to get back to lending anywhere near at the level they were if they actually ensure each loan is affordable using bank statements."
What a load of nonsense, they use open banking and it takes a few minutes, almost everyone is doing this nowadays.