/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.1362019]

Any of you willing to give me a loan for monthly 2%?
I need 2k.
Only via Skrill (MoneyBookers).
For like 2-5 months, will pay 50$ at the end of every month.

[Anonymous No.1362058]

>>1362019
What do you need the money for?
How will you guarantee you will pay it back?
Why should anyone trust you and send 2k to a stranger on the internet?

[Anonymous No.1362068]

>>1362058
>What do you need the money for?
I already got a loan, but for it I pay like more than 5% monthly. I'm able to freely pay it, however I'd love to pay less.
>How will you guarantee you will pay it back?
Tell me what you need and I'll give.
>Why should anyone trust you and send 2k to a stranger on the internet?
well, dunno, to make money.

[Anonymous No.1362130]

>>1362019

You want me to provide a loan with high credit risk that will earn me shitty bank interest rates?

Why don't I just put my money in a savings account, and I then have FDIC security?

[Anonymous No.1362154]

>>1362019
At that rate you may as well go to a payday lender, and even then they may have lower interest rates.

My calculations suggest the ROI would be fantastic, but it almost makes me wonder if you could then pull some sort of legal shenanigans to get yourself out of the debt and screw the lender over.

[Anonymous No.1362156]

>>1362130
To the contrary, he's promising 27% interest. It's pretty much in the sketchy zone.

[Anonymous No.1362199]

Could we see some credit history?

[Anonymous No.1362213]

>>1362068
>creditors will only give you a 5% loan
>expect strangers to give you lower than that
good luck, anon

[Anonymous No.1362282]

>>1362156
That aint that high in my region
>>1362130
I doubt they give you that much
>>1362199
i'm not an american
>>1362213
Different parts of the world man.
2-3% monthly is a lot to Americans