That's where a company pretends that they have approved you for a loan, and that you just have to send a deposit or fee to get it. After you send the money, you do not get the loan. You may be asked for a yet another deposit or fee, and they'll keep asking as long as you keep paying.
But you will not get the loan.
No, they do not. Such that do are refered to as "advance fee" scams. Best avoided.
An advance fee scam is a form of consumer fraud which involves obtaining a small amount of money from a victim in advance of a larger deferred benefit, such as a job, a high rate of return, or a share of some ill-gotten gain.
It's an "advance fee" or a "419" scam. You are told you'll get a large loan, check, etc. All you have to do is send a fee for various costs. And your personal info. Then you lose that money, and any other amount they can steal from you. There have been hundreds of complaints.
Yes, it's a scam. An "advance fee" scam. You send him your money, and you will not get rich, or even well off, or even get back your investment.
Answer 1:No, you should not. Many people have been ripped off in doing so. It's usually called an "Advance Fee" scam, where you send them money in the hopes of getting a loan - and then get nothing in return, or very little from what you expected, or at rates that are beyond belief.Answer 2:This actually depends on the type of loan you are requesting. Most personal loans have no fee, however, if you are trying to get a mortgage there are fees, and that is normal practice.
It's a scam. The "advance fee" type scam. They offer a loan, but just need you to give them a fee up front for it, to cover insurance or whatnot. You never then get the loan.
Yes, it's a scam. An "advance fee" scam. You send them your money for a loan modification, and then they give you nothing at all.
It's an "advance fee" scam, in which they promise a loan, but charge a fee. And if you pay it, another fee. As long as you keep paying, they'll keep charging. But you will never get the loan.
They're scammers specializing in the "advanced fee loan scam". They're scammers specializing in the "advanced fee loan scam".
They are an advance fee type scam pretending that you'll be getting a loan. As to the "latest", they must not be doing as well, as all the links that pop up are about them being a scam.
Yes, it is a 419 type "advance fee" scam.
No, they do not. Such that do are refered to as "advance fee" scams. Best avoided.
Yes, it's an "advance fee" scam. You send them money, but you do not get any loan or any money or help.
It's a scam. The "advance fee" type scam.
An advance fee scam is a form of consumer fraud which involves obtaining a small amount of money from a victim in advance of a larger deferred benefit, such as a job, a high rate of return, or a share of some ill-gotten gain.
Yes, it's a scam. You pay an "advance fee", and then do not become rich by clicking on ads or sites.
It's an "advance fee" or a "419" scam. You are told you'll get a large loan, check, etc. All you have to do is send a fee for various costs. And your personal info. Then you lose that money, and any other amount they can steal from you. There have been hundreds of complaints.