How Do People Find Loan Sharks

Ben1996 | 20:08 Sat 17th Apr 2021 | ChatterBank

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How do people find loan sharks and where can I find a loan shark and I really need the money

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Mamyalynne

No one here would (or should) point you to a Loan shark, that way lies more misery for you.

Seek help as recommended earlier.

andy-hughes

By definition, a loan shark is someone to be avoided because you will be saddled with a debt you can never repay.

Speak to your local Citizens Advice Bureau for proper advice about debt management.

bobbinwales

If your in debt and in fear of debt collector's then using a new loan shark is only putting off the inevitable disaster- you'll soon need to ask for more loan shark's to pay the latest ones off.
You need to brake the cycle.

Start here https://www.stepchange.org/?channel=ppc&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIy8bikIuG8AIVzYBQBh0NhgRuEAAYASAAEgIUBvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

davebro

Try the aquarium.

rowanwitch

Normal loan. You can't pay you become bankrupt at worst you lose your home
Loan sharks you might lose something valuable, they will sell on that debt to progressively nastier people, they charge interest that means you find you owe more and more no m atter how much you pay them. Then they offer to clear part of the debt if you do a little job for them, usually involving carrying a package or lots of little packages to or from dangerous places, or they get violent, or threaten to hurt people you care about. Don't be a bl***y.. Idiot

Sparkles62

Please don't go looking for loan sharks, they are never good.
Look for your local Credit Union instead. They are very good and reputable, if you put money in, you can borrow twice what you have in savings, when you have paid that back, you can borrow 3 times what you have in your account. The repayments are very reasonable and the interest is very very minimal.

Neveracrossword

Ben, this is at least the fourth time you have asked this, or a similar question. Did any of the earlier advice not help you at all? ABers are very smart and very helpful, but no-one here will (or should) point you towards irresponsible, unregulated, highly expensive borrowing.