Be careful who you give your information to-especially the payday loan Brokers.

[Tawnyowl]

I have just been trying to track a chap down for a hour or so.

Not really what i was expecting to do on a Sunday evening.

To have a chat.But although i can find some info on this man in a couple of countries,personal contact seems difficult..

Really i was trying to check out a story i had read about him.

 

Enough time now spent searching i will let you read the story.

And maybe it will give you a little taster of the sheer amount of predators out there trying to extract money from you and your communities in any way possible.

 

The loan danger- SUN INVESTIGATION: We confront the sharks selling personal details of vulnerable payday loan applicants

VULNERABLE payday loan applicants have been bombarded with hundreds of calls and fleeced of more cash after their personal details were stolen and sold to sharks.

 

The illegal trade of huge amounts of private data held at Indian call centres has been uncovered by a Sun probe.The link

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/6698034/Hell-to-pay-Private-data-held-in-call-centres-in-India.html

 

Listened to the video a couple of times now and it makes me want to ask him why.Part of this sentence just changed.I do not like to attack people personally.

Makes me want to take the tyres of his Mercedes away.

Sorry i do not usually get so angry.After all many of us over the last few years have seen many things connected to the problems out there with Payday Loans and Payday Loan Brokers and general debt.

 

I see many now getting money back from the Payday Lenders with charges etc.

And a few we have helped getting money back from the Payday Loan Brokers and their clear mischievous actions in extracting money from people at vulnerable times.

So now it is time to tackle these Brokers and make them pay back going back years.

Feel the ones that have got paid back so far are really just the tip of a iceberg problem going back many years.

 

The guy is that crooked he must have to screw himself to his bed to sleep straight at night.

I feel you know what i mean.

 

Really dislike giving this man any kind of publicity but feel it is best for a warning to others to somehow protect your Data.

How,well that i cannot answer personally.Perhaps someone can.

For now i will calm down a touch and leave you with some info on payday loan brokers who have caused plenty of trouble as we have seen on the forums.

 

Credit Brokers and Payday Loans

 

If you are looking for a payday loan, using a credit broker to find one could cost you money in unnecessary fees. This page tells you more about what you should think about before you use a credit broker to find a payday loan.

https://www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk/en/articles/credit-brokers-and-payday-loans

 

2ND night running i have missed Strictly Dancing,when will it end.

Bye for now enjoy your evening what is left of it.

Tawnyowl.

[citizenB]

Shocking article, TO.

[Tawnyowl]

People's Deepest, Darkest Google Searches Are Being Used Against Them

On the Internet, search queries are used to target vulnerable consumers

Consider, for example, a person who googles “need rent money fast” or “can’t pay rent.” Among the search results that Google returns, there may be ads that promise to help provide payday loans—ads designed to circumvent Google’s policies against predatory financial advertising.

 

They’re placed by companies called lead generators, and they work by collecting and distributing personal information about consumers online. So while Google says it bans ads that guarantee foreclosure prevention or promise short-term loans without conveying accurate loan terms, lead generators may direct consumers to a landing page where they’re asked to input sensitive identifiable information.

 

Then, payday lenders buy that information from the lead generators and, in some cases, target those consumers—online, via phone, and by mail—for the very sorts of short-term loans that Google prohibits.

Link.

http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/11/google-searches-privacy-danger/413614/?utm_source=SFFB