Not sure where to put this.

cassa333 | 06:13 Thu 01st Sep 2011 | Business & Finance

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added to my previous posts on my errent tenant... She has had (amongst many others) a loan from loandathome4u over the internet and I need to contact them a: to stop them coming to the house again and b: to give them her new address.

However I can't find a contact phone number on their website.

Any ideas where to find it please?

Thanks

Tenant finaly left but oh what a mess...

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emmie

are you sure these are not loan sharks, because this is one thing i found, it may not help in the long term.
About LoansAtHome4U

LoansatHome4U offer a doorstep lending service where you can borrow anything from £150 to £600. This means that your cash is delivered to your home and they pick up your repayments from your home. LoansAtHome4U only operate in certain areas of the UK so you will need to check on their website if your area is covered by them.

Their online application is straightforward and simple compared to the other doorstep lenders. You will complete the initial application online. If you are provisionally approved, they will contact you to organise a meeting with your representative at your house. Once this meeting has taken place and if you are successful, the funds will be delivered to you within 5 working days.

Like most doorstep lenders, you should only go with this type of loan if you have a poor credit history and can't get credit anywhere else. We would only recommend taking the loan out if you know you can make repayments on time as their agents work on a commission percentage and can get aggressive if you do not make payments on time. Having people knock on your door for money when you don't have it can be quite unpleasant. On the other hand, if you do make your repayments on time, they may be able to help you rebuild your credit history.

cassa333

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Personaly I don't care if they are loan sharks she has used. I only care that they don't hassle me or the new tenant that goes in.

She had a provy loan as well.

emmie

as others have advised on your other post, you should involve the police, whatever the situation now, because you could find these people and others asking you for repayments.