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by sharyvette Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:31 pm
Hello,

I recently applied for a personal loan with Ayudar Lending Group who states that they specializes with loans for individuals with bad credit. I received a call stating I was approved for a $5000 loan however due to the high risk I would have to put down $800 which would represent the first 6 months of payments. I was told to wire the funds which I did (should have been alarmed there) and after wiring the funds I receive a call later stating that because I'm considered "high risk" that I would have to purchase insurance (mind you I was initially told that the insurance was incorporated into the payments). I immediately became skeptical & asked for my $800 back & was told it would take 30 days to return. I search Ayudar Lending Group on the BBB & found that they weren't accrediated however there also weren't any customer complaints. I spoke with the representative again & asked if once I paid the additional $750 for the insurance if this would be refunded back to me which she stated at the end of the loan. She also became very offended when I suggested to her that I had done some research these types of loans. I asked to get everything in writing before sending the "insurance" money which I had to borrow from a family memeber. My question is has anyone dealt with this company before & does this sound like a scam.
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by The Enchantress Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:05 pm
Welcome to Scamwarners sharyvette.

Please read this Scamwarners guide here;

http://www.scamwarners.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=3161

Requests for money to be sent in advance to cover "processing", "application", "insurance", or the "first month's payment" are a red flag of loan scams. Legitimate companies usually do not ask for expenses to be paid upfront, but deduct these fees from the total amount of the loan granted.


Please see also http://www.directlendingsolutions.com/

If you have any questions or concerns please post and a support team member will be glad to help you.

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by GomerPyle Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:53 am
I found this website

http://ayudarlendinggroup.com/main.htm

whois -h whois.netfirms.com ayudarlendinggroup.com ...
Registrant:
Domain Privacy Group, Inc.
c/o ayudarlendinggroup.com,
7030 Woodbine Ave. Suite 800
Markham, ON L3R 6G2
CA

Domain name: ayudarlendinggroup.com

Administrative Contact:
Domain Privacy Group, Inc. [email protected]
c/o ayudarlendinggroup.com,
7030 Woodbine Ave. Suite 800
Markham, ON L3R 6G2
CA
Fax:

Technical Contact:
Domain Privacy Group, Inc. [email protected]
c/o ayudarlendinggroup.com,
7030 Woodbine Ave. Suite 800
Markham, ON L3R 6G2
CA
Fax:

Registrar of Record: Netfirms Inc.
Record expires on 2010-08-25.
Record created on 2009-08-25.
Database last updated on 2009-09-23 00:50:09.


They claim to have been in existence for 15 years but the website is almost brand new.

If you have bad credit but you need a loan in order to get a home, or a car or anything else that you could possibly dream of, you are in luck because just about every company that offers loans these days is offering bad credit loans as well. These days, loan companies know that the average American has bad credit but they also need loans. To accommodate these new issues, loan companies are now offering loans to people no matter what there credit is like. That is a real stroke of the luck to those who need the loans, but not when it comes to paying back the interest on those loans.


This is very sloppy English, poor spelling and very unprofessional. It's also untrue. I also couldn't get any of the online application links to work.

If your e-mail is associated with this website, I'd take it for granted that it's a scam.

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