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This company is so new, yet I already don't like the products they offer. First off, they don't say how much you can apply for, as a first customer. Then, they say they offer a payday installment loan, which sounds great, but then they go ahead and charge a 35% bi-weekly rate. Is there any...

Does anyone have any examples of companies that will approve payday loans to people with no credit, bad credit or who have even filed for bankruptcy? I'm sure there are very few fast cash lenders who don't look at your credit history (and it's understandable too), so if we could, please, start...

Just out of curiosity, how does this thing work exactly? E-Loan Broker says they have variable interest rates, going from 36% to 690% APR. Does this mean you can actually negotiate your interest rate for your loan?

These guys are rather new (the company is less than 1 year old, I think), so it's difficult to find anything reliable online. But maybe some of you guys here have had some experience borrowing from them, or have heard something that might help me form an image about Bison Green. Any info would...

I noticed One Click Cash is more flexible than other native lenders. For instance, they only require you to make $800 a month, as opposed to at least $1,000 which is what other lenders require before they approve your loan. You also have to have been employed for at least 1 month. One! Others...

I know this is an odd question, but I need to know if this company is legit! First off, I can't find any useful reviews online. Second, the website at newvistaloans.com doesn't work, but there's another website, called newvistaloanscompany.com, which I'm not even sure if it's them or a scam...

Can anyone tell me if Check City usually approve payday loans or if they have a low approval rate? Some of my work colleagues have applied, but they've been turned down! Not all of them, but more than a few. So, what's the deal with Check City and their approval rates? What do you have to do...

I've heard CashnetUSA offers payday loans over a longer period of time, not just 14 days. Is that true? Do they really offer a 15 month term length? If so, which option is more convenient, 14 day or a few months?