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Post by Badly Drawn Stickman on Oct 6, 2021 11:10:21 GMT
The updates made to loans are show in the scrolling section on the main page, however to actually read them means tracking down the loan, a bit time consuming. connectivelending any chance these could be hyperlinked to the relevant loan? Or another solution provided, maybe you could also consider putting a message on this forum to indicate an update is available to view. Edit for the benefit of others todays update is on the guitar loan |
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Post by toffeeboy on Oct 7, 2021 11:16:14 GMT
The updates made to loans are show in the scrolling section on the main page, however to actually read them means tracking down the loan, a bit time consuming. connectivelending any chance these could be hyperlinked to the relevant loan? Or another solution provided, maybe you could also consider putting a message on this forum to indicate an update is available to view. Edit for the benefit of others todays update is on the guitar loan Confused me there village idiot, think you meant to say yesterday's update (5th) was for the guitars. I read your message today (7th) and there is another update which is for the rolex due to complete yesterday to say they plan to renew.
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Post by df on Oct 7, 2021 16:13:28 GMT
The updates made to loans are show in the scrolling section on the main page, however to actually read them means tracking down the loan, a bit time consuming. connectivelending any chance these could be hyperlinked to the relevant loan? Or another solution provided, maybe you could also consider putting a message on this forum to indicate an update is available to view. Edit for the benefit of others todays update is on the guitar loan Took me a while to find the guitars loan. Had to go to "all loans" and scroll trough for descriptions. If you didn't post this I would never think that there might be an update on this one... I'd suggest connectivelending should consider sending an e-mail for any updates, like Ablrate does. There's definitely a need to improve the navigation. In "active loans", "completion date" is chronologised by the day of the month which is useless (so if can't make it right is better to delete the column). I go by "days active", which is helpful, but the system doesn't memorise it (i.e. reverts back to default as soon as you're out of that page) so you want to check the updates on overdue loans you have to go through a lengthy procedure to get the info.
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Post by Badly Drawn Stickman on Oct 7, 2021 16:28:32 GMT
The updates made to loans are show in the scrolling section on the main page, however to actually read them means tracking down the loan, a bit time consuming. connectivelending any chance these could be hyperlinked to the relevant loan? Or another solution provided, maybe you could also consider putting a message on this forum to indicate an update is available to view. Edit for the benefit of others todays update is on the guitar loan Took me a while to find the guitars loan. Had to go to "all loans" and scroll trough for descriptions. If you didn't post this I would never think that there might be an update on this one... I'd suggest connectivelending should consider sending an e-mail for any updates, like Ablrate does. There's definitely a need to improve the navigation. In "active loans", "completion date" is chronologised by the day of the month which is useless (so if can't make it right is better to delete the column). I go by "days active", which is helpful, but the system doesn't memorise it (i.e. reverts back to default as soon as you're out of that page) so you want to check the updates on overdue loans you have to go through a lengthy procedure to get the info. My initial Edit was a link to the loan, pretty sure it would have worked but obviously in my case took me to my account and decided caution was needed. This is obviously going to be a major pain going forward unless they simplify seeing the updates.
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Post by connectivelending on Oct 7, 2021 18:26:26 GMT
Dear All
I have just spoken to Noman who has informed me that there are
Updates to fix this in coming days.
Hopefully all will get an email with updates.
Kind regards
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Post by Ace on Oct 7, 2021 19:53:01 GMT
Hi connectivelending , I have a problem when accessing your site via an Android tablet using the latest Chrome browser. Each time I log in the whole browser freezes for around a minute. It also freezes at other times when returning to the Dashboard page. The same thing happens with the Samsung browser, but the freeze is shorter. No issues when accessing via Windows on PC. Does anyone else have this issue? |
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Post by df on Oct 8, 2021 15:50:24 GMT
Received the first update alert e-mail today. I hope everyone else have received the same.
So it's the first time the asset will be sold. I'm guessing because the loan is "underwritten" it shouldn't take long to receive the repayment. It will be interesting to watch the result.
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Post by Badly Drawn Stickman on Oct 8, 2021 16:27:02 GMT
Received the first update alert e-mail today. I hope everyone else have received the same. So it's the first time the asset will be sold. I'm guessing because the loan is "underwritten" it shouldn't take long to receive the repayment. It will be interesting to watch the result. Always a good sign when a platform solves a potential problem quickly. Presumably the obligation to sell at 'the best price' suggests the borrower gets any excess funds? Simply curiosity.
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Post by df on Oct 8, 2021 19:16:16 GMT
Received the first update alert e-mail today. I hope everyone else have received the same. So it's the first time the asset will be sold. I'm guessing because the loan is "underwritten" it shouldn't take long to receive the repayment. It will be interesting to watch the result. Always a good sign when a platform solves a potential problem quickly. Presumably the obligation to sell at 'the best price' suggests the borrower gets any excess funds? Simply curiosity. I guess that's the aim. Borrower is the last priority, but the possibility of them getting anything from redemption has to be explored. That's a normal pawnbroking procedure, I think. I happened to be in tranche 1 for this loan, so quite confident I'll get my capital+interest repaid, just interested to see how long it will take.
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