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Post by zlb on Mar 14, 2019 6:02:30 GMT
I tried to manually alter the new exchange url (having posted a tip here, about the previous version) and it didn't work... Do you just change the 15 to any number, and it works?I think they've spent too much money on making some elements appear slick, when they are the opposite of this to use. I change to 100 and it works fine interesting. Must be something in the code, it doesn't work with any number over that.
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Post by zlb on Mar 27, 2019 9:09:54 GMT
Did I miss something? I've had an emails saying I'd sent in a withdraw request of my uninvested funds - Plus their website and service is down saying they are switching banking provider, and no reply on the phone!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2019 9:37:38 GMT
Me too. Usually you have to enter a code they send you by text to make a withdrawal so i imagine it is an erroneous message. No money has actually come through to my bank.
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Post by macq on Mar 27, 2019 9:39:07 GMT
Did I miss something? I've had an emails saying I'd sent in a withdraw request of my uninvested funds - ISA so I don't want it being sent back to my bank account. Plus their website and service is down saying they are switching banking provider, and no reply on the phone! Same as you with the withdraw of funds to my bank account and no reply on phone There was a message within my account page over the last few days saying no deposits being taken and they would be down on Tuesday to change payment provider so i knew it was coming but guess there may a FUBR if its happened to you as well
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Post by hector on Mar 27, 2019 10:05:25 GMT
Same with me.
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Post by macq on Mar 27, 2019 10:08:02 GMT
Just had a txt saying tech issue?
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Post by hector on Mar 27, 2019 10:16:12 GMT
I've just checked my bank. I had £64 in my C2F cash account but I see I've received a seven figure transfer, possibly the entire contents of the clients cash account? Time to leave this forum and take a wee holiday me thinks. Bye All. Scroll down ........ PS Just teasing
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Post by macq on Mar 27, 2019 10:28:50 GMT
I've just checked my bank. I had £64 in my C2F cash account but I see I've received a seven figure transfer, possibly the entire contents of the clients cash account? Time to leave this forum and take a wee holiday me thinks. Bye All. Scroll down ........ PS Just teasing good job you put the last bit as was just getting ready to send the boys round
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Post by zlb on May 11, 2019 9:48:28 GMT
and so... the exchange is clogged up again with endless low offers which have been sitting there for a couple of months. I was looking just in case my expectations were too high, but the fact they are sitting there and clogging up the process indicates that I'm not the only one who doesn't want to buy >£1000 block at less than par.
I think the main way that people sell loan chunks off at say, 6% is when the chunks are tiny, eg £10, and my understanding is that this is from people who autoinvest, and then auto-sell. Shame manual investors also can't offer £8 for 5%....
Also, does anyone know what the info is on their latest equity raise through the platform, as it didn't meet the target via the platform?
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Post by macq on May 13, 2019 12:52:23 GMT
and so... the exchange is clogged up again with endless low offers which have been sitting there for a couple of months. I was looking just in case my expectations were too high, but the fact they are sitting there and clogging up the process indicates that I'm not the only one who doesn't want to buy >£1000 block at less than par. I think the main way that people sell loan chunks off at say, 6% is when the chunks are tiny, eg £10, and my understanding is that this is from people who autoinvest, and then auto-sell. Shame manual investors also can't offer £8 for 5%.... Also, does anyone know what the info is on their latest equity raise through the platform, as it didn't meet the target via the platform? Not sure about the raise and the £10 -£20 at 6% are annoying but there is a near £20,000 loan at 11% par at the moment if your interested
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Post by zlb on May 13, 2019 13:21:07 GMT
and so... the exchange is clogged up again with endless low offers which have been sitting there for a couple of months. I was looking just in case my expectations were too high, but the fact they are sitting there and clogging up the process indicates that I'm not the only one who doesn't want to buy >£1000 block at less than par. I think the main way that people sell loan chunks off at say, 6% is when the chunks are tiny, eg £10, and my understanding is that this is from people who autoinvest, and then auto-sell. Shame manual investors also can't offer £8 for 5%.... Also, does anyone know what the info is on their latest equity raise through the platform, as it didn't meet the target via the platform? Not sure about the raise and the £10 -£20 at 6% are annoying but there is a near £20,000 loan at 11% par at the moment if your interested Yeah, there are a small few of the several-£k-in-one-company-at-par at the mo, but that's not my risk bracket... If it was about to pay off in a couple of month, maybe... I wrote to them about the raise a few weeks back and didn't get a reply.
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Post by zlb on May 28, 2019 9:38:02 GMT
When looking at whether to buy on the exchange, I'm seeing that borrowers are registering charges for new debt with other lenders, such as debenture, after the c2f loan date. In one case, I saw a c2f charge, in e.g. another I can't see it - which means that there is no fixed security perhaps? Often these charges are with banks - although I can't see whether that is a property mortgage or not, although I'm only scanning - also not easy to see a figure.
Anyway, what's going to happen if there are charges listed on companies house for a c2f business - will they take priority?
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Post by macq on May 28, 2019 10:43:03 GMT
When looking at whether to buy on the exchange, I'm seeing that borrowers are registering charges for new debt with other lenders, such as debenture, after the c2f loan date. In one case, I saw a c2f charge, in e.g. another I can't see it - which means that there is no fixed security perhaps? Often these charges are with banks - although I can't see whether that is a property mortgage or not, although I'm only scanning - also not easy to see a figure. Anyway, what's going to happen if there are charges listed on companies house for a c2f business - will they take priority? Nearly all loans are under a personal guarantee (think there have only been a couple with collateral/fixed security) so would suggest its more risky as i assume the banks have their loans on the business and would come first. Maybe worth asking them - but i think they have a couple of loans going through the courts so time may tell how well they do in bankruptcy recovery
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Post by macq on May 28, 2019 10:56:18 GMT
On a side note i see Matt Hancock who is standing in the PM elections is the brother of Chris Hancock CEO of C2F so hopefully he has a bit invested as well
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Post by zlb on May 28, 2019 11:26:15 GMT
On a side note i see Matt Hancock who is standing in the PM elections is the brother of Chris Hancock CEO of C2F so hopefully he has a bit invested as well OK... insider knowledge can work either way though ...
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