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Scam company tried applying for a loan…
Scam company tried applying for a loan and almost got signed up to shoprs instead thankful when they did the card verification it showed the different name when my bank asked me to verify the card transaction
19 October 2023
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Obvious scam
5 October 2023
Unprompted review
Scam company
Scam company!
They say they find loans for you but they actually take your details, including card details, and either scam you themselves or pass your details onto scammers.
You'll get bombarded with thousands of spam/scam emails then money will start to disappear from your bank account
27 August 2023
Unprompted review
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