sl75
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Post by sl75 on Oct 30, 2019 8:46:22 GMT
If you had £100 invested, then you will have received £45.50 (45.5%), leaving £54.50 showing as an investment. if you divide £45.50 by £54.50, you get 0.8348 but, .... you wouldn’t want to do that would you On that basis, apparently I had a 49900% payment on one of the other loans...!
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Post by nevets on Oct 30, 2019 8:50:31 GMT
OK, so it looks like i worked this out wrong, on the assumption that the "Live Loan Parts" was the full amount I'd loaned - whereas in fact I think the repaid part is subtracted already
I have £327 under "Live Loan Parts" and have been repaid £273. If they've subtracted the £273 already, then they've repaid 45.5% (of the £600 total).
Obviously, if they hadn't already subtracted it from "Live Loan Parts", the repayed part would make up almost all if the loaned amount! I suspect some other peoples results may have resulted from a similar method in calculating the %!
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benaj
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Post by benaj on Oct 30, 2019 9:08:21 GMT
Any body has a clue about " to allow withdrawal requests to be reinstated as of the close of business on Wednesday 30th October 2019"? Does it mean it is unlikely to start withdrawal today?
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Post by ericandy on Oct 30, 2019 9:28:33 GMT
OK, so it looks like i worked this out wrong, on the assumption that the "Live Loan Parts" was the full amount I'd loaned - whereas in fact I think the repaid part is subtracted already I have £327 under "Live Loan Parts" and have been repaid £273. If they've subtracted the £273 already, then they've repaid 45.5% (of the £600 total). Obviously, if they hadn't already subtracted it from "Live Loan Parts", the repayed part would make up almost all if the loaned amount! I suspect some other peoples results may have resulted from a similar method in calculating the %!
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Post by ericandy on Oct 30, 2019 9:30:21 GMT
OK, so it looks like i worked this out wrong, on the assumption that the "Live Loan Parts" was the full amount I'd loaned - whereas in fact I think the repaid part is subtracted already I have £327 under "Live Loan Parts" and have been repaid £273. If they've subtracted the £273 already, then they've repaid 45.5% (of the £600 total). Obviously, if they hadn't already subtracted it from "Live Loan Parts", the repayed part would make up almost all if the loaned amount! I suspect some other peoples results may have resulted from a similar method in calculating the %! Yes me too. Damn!
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star dust
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Post by star dust on Oct 30, 2019 10:29:35 GMT
Any body has a clue about " to allow withdrawal requests to be reinstated as of the close of business on Wednesday 30th October 2019"? Does it mean it is unlikely to start withdrawal today? I haven't got a clue and won't be able to test it (is that good news or bad  ) but I'd take that to mean there will be no withdrawals actually processed prior to 1 November. Pre-administration Lendy would process withdrawal requests made in the preceding 24 hours once a week-day at around 8:00 am (presumably when someone pressed a button). If they are using the same set up I'd get my withdrawal request in as soon as possible, which could/might be this evening if someone switches the light on when exiting the office - with an expectation of it being processed in the morning.
They did also state this in their latest update though
So possibly expect an email first.
Guesswork aside, I'm sure there'll be people keeping us posted if they're successful in making a withdrawal request.
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Post by nevets on Oct 30, 2019 17:29:34 GMT
I notice that my "Cashier" page has now changed from saying that withdrawals are not currently available to saying "Your withdrawal facility is unavailable during the AML verification process.". I take this to mean that I'm not yet verified, but others may now be able to withdraw? |
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trevor
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Post by trevor on Oct 30, 2019 18:01:59 GMT
I have made a withdrawal. Message says mat take up to 5 days to process.
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sirius
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Post by sirius on Oct 30, 2019 18:07:23 GMT
I tried a withdrawal at 15.08 today and it went through!
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Post by brightspark on Oct 30, 2019 19:22:58 GMT
I notice that my "Cashier" page has now changed from saying that withdrawals are not currently available to saying "Your withdrawal facility is unavailable during the AML verification process.". I take this to mean that I'm not yet verified, but others may now be able to withdraw? Try a withdrawal. You might be pleasantly surprised.
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Post by darkgen on Oct 30, 2019 19:26:41 GMT
Wow; I was finally able to withdraw £33.72 pence.
*exhale*
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Post by nevets on Oct 30, 2019 21:25:17 GMT
I notice that my "Cashier" page has now changed from saying that withdrawals are not currently available to saying "Your withdrawal facility is unavailable during the AML verification process.". I take this to mean that I'm not yet verified, but others may now be able to withdraw? Try a withdrawal. You might be pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately all I'm shown is that message about the facility being unavailable - the usual withdrawal page isn't shown. 
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justsaying
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Post by justsaying on Oct 31, 2019 8:27:47 GMT
I've just made a withdrawn in respect of DFL0012, the website States up to 5 wd's to process, so will monitor when it hits my bank account
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Post by philhove on Oct 31, 2019 8:51:48 GMT
Ditto
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Post by brightspark on Oct 31, 2019 9:14:17 GMT
Try a withdrawal. You might be pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately all I'm shown is that message about the facility being unavailable - the usual withdrawal page isn't shown. To withdraw, what worked for me is to log in to the Lendy website. Select Cashier, select UK Withdrawal, enter amount. If it is not working for you then I can only suggest raising it with the Administrators. Presumably there will be an issue with the AML check.
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) but I'd take that to mean there will be no withdrawals actually processed prior to 1 November. Pre-administration Lendy would process withdrawal requests made in the preceding 24 hours once a week-day at around 8:00 am (presumably when someone pressed a button). If they are using the same set up I'd get my withdrawal request in as soon as possible, which could/might be this evening if someone switches the light on when exiting the office - with an expectation of it being processed in the morning.
