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Honestly probably one of the easiest personal loans I've ever gotten. Money was in my account within three days. The only thing that I'm not really happy about is I had a very high credit score around 786 and I got a higher than usual interest rate which didn't make me happy
I'm assuming that you were told what the interest rate would be before you signed on the dotted line?
I wouldn't recommend
No matter how high your credit is, their APR is not as advertised. In fact it is actually higher than other lenders. Also, if you do get a loan with them, make sure you read the fine print, as there are many "non-kosher" clauses in their agreement that will make you think twice.