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I found myself in a rather distressing situation whilst attempting to secure a loan following the loss of my father. Initially, they informed me that I needed to pay a hefty £175 as the first instalment. Given my less than stellar credit history, they insisted I bring in a guarantor, despite their claims that the funds would be transferred to my account within the hour after that first payment. Alternatively, I could fork out £350 which they said would cover the following two months, but intriguingly, that amount would be tagged as 'tax' on my statement-something I did find rather puzzling? As I waited with bated breath, they assured me that the money was on its way and would be in my account by morning. However, when dawn broke, I received an unexpected call demanding I purchase PPI for an additional £120. At this point, I drew the line and told them I simply wanted a refund of what I’d already submitted. They advised me to send them a written request for a reimbursement which they claimed would take a mere 7 to 14 days. Yet here I am, three weeks later, and I’ve had no response via phone or email. No matter how many times I pore over that agreement or search online about them-including a deep dive on Companies House-I've come to feel like such a nincompoop. I’m now left £495 poorer and still short of the funds needed for my father's send-off. What a blunder this has turned out to be. All of this chaos began with what I thought was a simple loan comparison. I genuinely believed I’d done my homework. What a farce. The firm in question? Financial Global Limited.

I've forked out some cash recently, and for the last week or so, I've been hearing that money will be coming through soon, around the 7th or 8th, at that number.

I've had a rather unpleasant experience with some swindlers who tried to con me into coughing up £165 with promises of a loan. It's been a rough ride, and I really want to warn others to steer clear of these dodgy characters. Let's make sure no one else has to go through what I did!

I go by Vasil, and I can substantiate that I've made a payment, yet I feel I've been misled.

Beware, as they’ll ring you up about loans, claiming to be a legitimate finance firm based in the UK. It’s all a scam, folks! Steer clear of their offerings. It only seems like a group of charlatans, likely from Africa, trying to pull the wool over your eyes. They might mention names like Peter and Michelle, but don’t be fooled-it's all pure nonsense!

It appears that this so-called umbrella loan firm, which is noted to be in liquidation according to its registered number, is requesting an advance payment prior to disbursing any funds. It definitely has the hallmarks of a scam all over it!

I've encountered a serious case of financial deception.

They proposed a loan deal and insisted that I make a £250 payment as a sort of good faith gesture because of my poor credit history.