No Credit Check Loans

Question: Does anyone know the best place to apply for a bad credit or no credit check loans?

(Posted by: SHADOE V on 2008-06-28 13:02:46)

I wanted to know does anyone know were i could apply for a bad credit or no credit check loan?i need a loan to pay bills.i do have a income and i could afford to pay back.right now im having trouble paying my bills.i don& #039;t have a checkings or savings account.so plz if you know a great place to apply for a no credit check loan then let me know.by the way i have bad credit.

Posted by: Leo F on 2008-06-28, 13:12:01

Look you have bad credit because you dont pay your bills and you want someone to lend you money. Think about it. Just wait and about 10 SCAMERS will post saying they will give you a loan. Richard Taylor (Sky loans), Jame Anderson (Euro Savings) Anderson/ Collins (Golbel) Sunil Mittal (Bharti Loan) Clarkson (Clarkson Loan), Choise Douglas, Donald George, Jerry Luckson, James Wood.

Posted by: latachia_2 on 2008-06-28, 13:13:34

You can get a loan at American General Finance. They can use your car for collateral & that way it 's really easy to get the loan. It takes about half hour to fourty-five minutes. You can get a hold of them on line & they will call you or,you can just go to thier office.

Posted by: Marlee on 2008-06-28, 18:48:48

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