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So, let me get this straight - you're saying it's acceptable to rob people blind, yeah? All the while these individuals get absolutely nothing in exchange? It's our opinion that those employed by this company are quite frankly despicable. You claim it's to provide for your little ones, but in reality, you're snatching meals right out of another child’s plate. That’s just appalling! We're utterly disillusioned and find this situation deeply unjust!

I received a message from Easystep Loans, also known as Carter&Carter, Best4Loans, and a host of other names. It's quite clear these scoundrels are up to no good! We're keeping an eye on you lot; it won't be long before karma catches up. We certainly aren't fans of scams around here!

I applied for a loan recently, and to my surprise, after seeing only £200 pop into our account, these folks swiftly took £199 out. Now we're left completely broke for an entire month. What a total scam!

It’s utterly baffling how we’ve fallen for this lot! They claimed to have secured a loan, then nicked £299 from our account. Now, try as we might, we simply can’t reach them at all. We’re currently turning to our bank for assistance. What a right pickle!

We received a call from BEST4LOANS.COM after submitting an online loan application. I reviewed all our details thoroughly and we paid the admin charge of £49.80. Five weeks down the line, £15,000 appeared in our bank account. Honestly, we’re a bit baffled by what everyone else seems to be complaining about; we've had no issues at all!

We’re employed by certain brokers, and when someone rings you up asking for your banking details and you willingly provide them, whose responsibility is that? I don't view this as you being taken advantage of; rather, we see it as a way to earn a living and ensure there’s food on our child's table!

I've been trying to sort out an issue with what seems to be a loan company, but it’s proving to be quite the trial. They've deducted £49.99 from my bank account, and every attempt to reach them ends in frustration. I get stuck on hold for ages-usually more than thirty seconds-and no one ever picks up. It’s incredibly annoying! Any advice on what I should do next?

Earlier today, my other half and I got a call from this particular number, so we thought it a good idea to log it on this site.

We've recently received a call from this outfit as well. They claimed to be a loan company and began probing us for information. After a brief chat, we were put on hold and then connected to a different individual who insisted on conducting a 'security check.' This involved asking for our card's initial digits, its expiry date, and then the three-digit security code. We sensed something was off and declined to provide any of that information as it all felt rather suspicious. Interestingly, we couldn’t find any trace of their website either. So, I’d advise everyone to tread cautiously!

Earlier today, we received a rather alarming SMS on our landline regarding ***LOANS***, marked as URGENT!! It mentioned that my LOAN ENQUIRY is currently being PROCESSED. It directed us to ring EASY STEP LOANS at 08006528529. I implore you to steer clear of this; it's clearly a scam. We did try calling and ended up on hold for over ten minutes without getting anywhere. Truth be told, we've never heard of this company before, so we promptly contacted our bank to alert them, in case there were any attempts to withdraw money from our account without our consent. They advised us to keep a vigilant eye on our account for the time being.

We’re employed by certain brokers, and when someone requests your banking details over the phone and you ultimately comply, who’s really to blame? From our perspective, it hasn’t anything to do with being conned; rather, it's about us earning a wage and ensuring we can provide for our families!

It’s quite astonishing, isn't it? These folks appear to be pocketing funds without providing anything of value in exchange. It’s our view that the employees over at this company are rather unscrupulous. They claim they're helping to nourish kids, yet in reality, they're snatching the very crumbs from the plates of other children. It’s utterly disgraceful! Absolutely fed up with this sort of behaviour - it just isn’t right!

Received a text, no phone call, saying it was URGENT!! They claimed to be processing my LOAN INQUIRY and instructed me to ring EASY STEP LOANS at 08006528529.

I'm feeling a bit uncertain at the moment. Earlier today, we forked out £99, under the impression that everything was sorted. But after perusing this site, our confidence has taken a dive. Is there anyone out there who could lend us a hand?

Please refrain from calling. Instead, kindly send a text marked as URGENT! I'm in the midst of handling a credit APPLICATION for concessionary loans. Reach out via SMS at 08006528529.

Utterly shifty, I must say! We’re absolutely furious here-our two little ones were left without the essentials the other day, and it's all thanks to these chaps! It all started on the 22nd of May, 2009, with that Carter and Carter bunch, promoting those Easystep loans through Best4Credit. They attempted to reassure us, making it seem all above board. Despite our reservations, we thought we'd give it a go, but as soon as we signed our three contracts, it became apparent we’d been misled. We later discovered that Carter and Carter had pocketed £49.99 from us! A look at MoneySuperMarket revealed a whole bunch of others have been duped in the same manner. We've been stuck on hold for a staggering three hours now-yes, THREE hours! Please, make sure to warn your family, friends, and local authorities! Trading standards need to be informed about these rogues!

Today, we made the payment for the admin fee to best4loans. Upon doing a bit of research on the company, we’ve stumbled upon some concerning information. We’re really hoping this isn’t a scam, as it could put us and our two little ones in a dire situation without a roof over our heads.

It’s rather perplexing, isn’t it? These individuals have clearly misled us, claiming that the loan had received approval and that £299 was taken from our account. We’ve decided to cut all ties and remove them completely. Now, we’re turning to our bank for assistance.