Question posted in the National Credit Act Law category relating to North West
Dear M.J.M.Junior,1.We are glad to notify you that the loan application with Referencenumber(FPL/20192404/109 ID:9401205693089:has been approved.we have attached the loan approval, Terms & Conditions and Acceptancefor your signature. Please also sign and date the bottom of all thepages. In total there are 3 places that require your signature orinitials in line with the National Credit Act.Once signed, pleaseemail or fax the documents to us on 086 698 1422. As soon as wereceive your confirmation of acceptance, we will contact the attorneyin charge of your loan contract documentation for the release of yourloan contract document.Kindly note that we will pay you R500.000.00. if your loan is not paidout within 24 hours after the completion of the legal documentationprocess.2.Bank Details for Approved Loan Cash Deposit/Transfer.3.Loan Processing and legal documentation Fee (R1,550.00),We shallprovide you that attorney details for the payment. The loandocumentation fee will be paid by the borrower to our company's legaldepartment which will be used to acquire legal document to back upyour loan transfer.4.Note:the payment of loan processing and documentation fee is alsorefundable, and Cape financial.Loans shall pay it back to yourpersonally bank account after seven working days.5.Should you have any queries or require assistance, please contactour dedicated Customer Care via Call 060-4040-100 or email***BLOCKED-EMAIL-ADDRESS***
How can I be so sure before I pay their requested amount that anything is real...I really need a loan but I can't risk that
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Hi there,
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I am very worried that you are getting involved in a SCAM whereby they are going to steal your documentation fee money and you'll never actually receive your loan amount!
Any deal whereby you need to pay something first, in order to receive a benefit later, might very well be a SCAM!
Watch out!
Att. Patrick
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