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Tick Tock Loans @
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The Tick Tock Loans have been in popular demand since they popped up in 2014. They haven’t been a big advertiser, but Google data shows that interest in the service has been growing quickly. This is the only active trading name from the owner (Savvy Loan Products Ltd). There are a few other trading names on their licence page and so we await to see if they’ll come up with anything for Xoombra and Yazaim. This company operates primarily from although they have also crafted the (.co.uk). The content is matched on that side, but the Tick Tock loans login button redirects and there is an SSL error and so the one listed is advised to use.
SkyQuid Loans @
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SkyQuid loans have been doing the rounds since 2014. This project that you’ll find at is owned by Sunny Marketing Ltd. London-based Sunny was established in 2011 and they had got up and running in 2012 with the launch of 100Pounds. That is a short term product, whilst instalments are catered here. When initially heading on to the homepage they alert visitors that they don’t do sliders, how long etc. Instead, they’ll come back to offer you whatever your credit status enables. This isn’t really a good way to boost conversions as it’s important to compare just what’s up for grabs. There are at least a few details added regarding the potential amounts and terms.
Pogo Loans @
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Pogo Loans is under control from Fire Capital Ltd who are based in Liverpool. This brand is still a fresh face on the scene having launched at back in June 2015. This lender operates in the UK and they are also licensed in the Isle of Man (similar to Pixie Loans). On initial arrival they did offer a payday term, but have since updated to stick with the instalment options of 2 and 3 months. New and returning customers all have access to the same funding levels of £200 to £600. The pricing is competitively pitched here. If you were to opt with £300 over their 3 month term then the charge due is £115.59.
Uncle Buck Loans @
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At the time of this posting in early 2017, there was a notice on the apply page that this company wasn’t currently accepting applications. This has been the case for around 2 weeks. As we are aware, this is a temporary issue, but frequent checks will be made to see if there could be a potential closure on the cards. There has of course been other high profile closures as seen for instance with Cash Genie and SafeLoans. The Uncle Buck loans brand was established by Steve Murray back in 2004. They have operated over the years using a few different domain extensions (such as .tv), but now stick with the freshly revamped.
WizzCash Loans @
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WizzCash has been trading since back in 2012. This company is a trading style of Emergency Cash Ltd who are based in London. It didn’t take long for this lender to make a big impact on the subprime scene. They honed in on delivering 3 month loans through and this has been a niche where they have enjoyed great success. At the time, most instalment companies targeted 6 month loan leads that came in higher volume. Wizz has benefited along the way from having a strong search engine presence for a range of big money terms. This was seen for instance with “Payday Loans” where they have always tended to rank highly on that 1st page.
Mr Lender Loans @
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Mr Lender has become a recognisable lending brand over their active years that began in 2009. This project is the workings of PDL Finance Ltd that is fronted by Adam Freeman. This entrepreneur had hit fame shortly before forming this company after swiftly exiting The Apprentice Show. This was a move that went to the press after Alan Sugar had spoke out that the would-be candidate had “Bottled It”. Perhaps this may be the case, but it proved to be the correct move. Over 2014 PDL Finance enjoyed a turnover of £37.9 million. This dropped to £22.3 million across 2015, but such harsh drops were commonplace in this chaotic year that the FCA unleashed price capping.
Lending Stream Loans @
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Lending Stream loans has been available since 2008. They also trade as Drafty (opened in 2016) and are owned by San Diego’s Global Analytics Holdings Inc. From checking the corporate site the customer base was headed as 370,000+ with 1.3 million loans funded in total. This is credited as the first high profile lender to focus on instalment terms. When they did arrive the industry was dominated back then by payday loan firms. When applying at the user will be placed on a 6 month contract. The option is however there to settle up early. If this was done over a single month then the charge would be £24 per £100.