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9th June 2011 #1
Bookmakers are legal robbery, insurance is legalised robbery, banking is legalised robbery, etc, etc, they all need to make a profit. Companies like Wonga, and them specifically make it clear from the outset what the charges are, and it is up to the individual whether they agree to the terms or not. They supply are service for certain people as do the companies I mentioned earlier.
A friend went overdrawn with the bank by 3p and got charged £30, a 1000% interest for 1 dayKeith Driscoll - Administrator
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9th June 2011 #2
Agree people should manage their finances better I think there is a limit to the amount you can borrow of £300?
Nevertheless its disgusting the interest they charge!
Tone
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