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Topic: [PSA] Another consideration with no-collateral loans (Read 238 times)

legendary
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Lol I thought you were asking for a load. ~snip~

Woo it would have to be pretty desperate times   Grin

Glad you liked the post in general, as with most it comes from my own "oh shit moments".
legendary
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Lol I thought you were asking for a load. I was looking for the amount :-P

By the way, that's a good suggestion/advice. Well done bud.
legendary
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I know, I know, they're an extremely risky venture to begin with. I have taken it upon myself to issue one, and recently found myself wondering something.  Note: there is nothing wrong with my loan.

There has been a massive wave of bans sweeping the forum. It's not just newbies or others you might have immediately turned down for a no-collateral loan. Some members have been established and had good track records with high paying Sig Campaigns. While there is no guarantee of a loan being repaid, it's generally assumed one would not toss away their reputation or a good source of income for a small loan.

If you have one of these loans out right now the best action is to PM the member to see if they can still access their account and send a PM. I did this and we had good communication, not I was not hounding them or bringing up anything other than their account access.

This normally would have qualified as a snippit in the pinned topic - but as this is a current issue I figured I'd give it more visibility.
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