03333112071

Have you had any luck with getting your funds returned? I'm in a similar situation myself.

I'm a bit skeptical about this number. A chap named Chris reached out, saying he was my loan advisor, but then another fellow called Roderick popped up claiming the same. Oddly, Roderick originally contacted me from a different number. Both of them have now requested that I send money through Western Union. They've asked for the first month’s installment upfront, promising to refund it later. However, I can't shake off this nagging feeling of mistrust towards them.

I was approached with a request for an initial payment of £60, which I provided without hesitation. However, shortly afterwards, they demanded an additional £110 in order to proceed with the loan release. I firmly declined their request and insisted on a refund of my initial payment.

Heads up, everyone! I’ve encountered some dodgy Indian scammers recently. They’ll request payment upfront before even considering your loan application, and trust me, you’re likely to never see a single penny land in your bank account. They reel you in with endless assurances, keeping you hopeful day after day, yet after an entire week of persistent calls, all they do is ask you for additional funds to ‘move forward.’ In my situation, they tried to squeeze out an extra £120. It’s a right sham-total crooks, I tell you! Stay savvy and steer clear of these fraudsters!

I recently applied for a loan and, lo and behold, I received a call yesterday from this number. The chap on the other end introduced himself as Tony, claiming to represent a business called UKfastloans. I picked up since I'm currently in the process of sorting a loan. Tony informed me that my application had been approved and mentioned I had two options: a secured loan or an unsecured one. When I queried the secured route, he mentioned I'd need a guarantor. Since I haven't got one, he suggested I opt for the unsecured loan instead. However, he insisted I pay a month's fee of £112 in advance before I could see any funds in my account-this immediately set off alarm bells for me. I find it quite off-putting to be asked for payment upfront before witnessing any loan disbursement. He wanted me to forward my documents via email but failed to provide a written confirmation regarding the loan, which left me feeling uneasy. Generally, other lenders I’ve dealt with have always issued some form of written agreement before I’m required to proceed. This is also the first time I’ve encountered a lender requesting an initial payment like this. Naturally, I decided to look up the phone number, 0333 311 2071, simply because something didn’t sit right. The man, Tony, kept pestering me, urging that I send my identification and payment confirmation documents over. When I didn’t comply, he rang me again, accusing me of dishonesty for not making the payment and threatening to report me to his head office, stating I’d be blacklisted. It’s absurd, as I haven’t committed any funds or signed any agreements with them-I have no intention of passing my money to someone I don’t trust. This whole situation is quite alarming, and I’m considering reporting this to the authorities. Could anyone offer me some assistance? - Caller: 0333 311 2071

Beware of this fraudulent outfit; it's best not to send them anything at all!

It's best to steer clear of this.

Today, I received a rather unexpected phone call from this number. The chap on the line identified himself as Justin, claiming to be from a firm called UKfastloans. Now, I'm currently in the market for a loan, so I was initially interested. However, I got quite suspicious when he mentioned that they required the first month’s payment before I’d even been granted the loan! In all my years of dealing with various loan providers, this is genuinely the first time anyone has ever asked for an upfront payment like that. It’s left me feeling uneasy, and my gut instinct is urging me to steer well clear of this company.

Absolutely dodgy operation! They’ll deposit cash into your account, only to pressure you into wiring funds or visiting a Western Union to send money off to India. Seriously, steer clear and don’t give them a penny!

I received a call from someone claiming to be from a payday loan company, inquiring about a loan I supposedly took out. They wanted to get hold of my bank information.