RE: Trustpilot15 Aug 2020 14:25
Seems to me that the power of sentiment could turn against Amigo, unfortunately. The power of bad press and irresponsible applications may become too big of a line is not drawn quick. It appears that they are quickly falling into the PPI realms here. Where basically anyone with a pan at Amigo is going to appeal as it’s a no brainer, and the odds are stacked on their side. Major difference here is that the applicants knew the terms and interest before signing. As I have mentioned before, these people need access to loans due to nobody else willing to lend to them. Perversely they now wish to kill off their only stream of funders. It will does look like a lose lose if Amigo don’t start fighting back quick. It really is hypocrisy of the highest order that the majority of these black listed applicants now cry foul. We clearly are moving into a world where even those that manage their finances badly, or don’t realize that in order to get on in life sacrifices need to be made. Obviously there will be the minority who had to take a loan because of tragic circumstances, but without company like Amigo the majority will be lining up at the foodbank. It’s socialism gone mad.