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They are scammers. Don't trust them. They wanted first payment up front. okay no big deal. then they tell you you will have your money in 15 minutes. I wanted to borrow 6000 .Money wouldn't show up. Oh there's another fee. this went on approximately 8 times. I had sent over 4000 dollars in fees. Almost as much as I wanted to borrow. DON'T TRUST THESE PEOPLE. DON'T BE FOOLED LIKE I WAS
Less than one star. They offere loans with good terms buy require fees before the loan will be "released" They do this in steps. First they say they want the first payment in advance. But after that they want a "Federal Tax on loans" of $150. They will not refund the furst payment or cancel the loan..
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