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I'm not sure if I feel safe borrowing from this company :D They're been around for many years though, so I thought there must be a reason they're still standing! However, the website doesn't give me a great first impression. Maximum loan amount is $600, so I began to browse around to see if...

I've heard people with bad credit can boost their credit scores using credit repair software. Is it true? Does credit repair software really help? Can you guys recommend any good credit repair software?

Since hard money lenders don't really advertise their services much, I'm having a hard time finding them. I know there are 2 big companies, Pinnacle Hard Money and Quality Consolidated Services, that are nationwide hard money lenders, that's it. These companies, if they find it's worth it for...

Has anyone ever taken out a loan from Ripple Cash? They do offer something extra, as opposed to many other tribal lenders! They will (at least they say they will) approve loans up to $1,000 for first time borrowers, and, get ready for this, returning customers might be eligible for as much as...

They're a normal tribal payday lender, just like everyone else. The only difference between Yellow Pine Lending and most native lenders is that Yellow Pin offers installment loans, meaning they offer payday loans (ranging from $300-$1000, according to their website), but with the possibility to...

Are you asking for White Pine Lending reviews or whether or not they're related with Yellow Pine Lending? :) To answer your second question, yes, they're "related". In fact, there's a whole bunch of affiliated companies, all sharing the same name: White Pine Lending, Red Pine Lending, Blue...

This is a complicated question, because the true cost of bad credit is more than what it appears to be. I'm in the same boat as you are, trying to repair my credit score, and so far I've came to the general conclusion that it costs a lot! Most credit repair companies that offer credit repair...

I keep asking you guys about the credit repair process and how it works and so on... but did anyone here actually repaired their bad credit?? I don't personally know anyone who did!

So, once you begin the process of repairing your bad credit, how long before changes actually take effect? Is there any way to speed up the process?

Okay, so I've heard there are several credit-repair software that could help, but are there any other good methods to clean up your credit report?

Is it possible to get a car loan without a credit check? Are there any lenders who do that? I ask because a car loan isn't such a small one, like a few hundred bucks...