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Post by bracknellboy on May 8, 2014 19:05:44 GMT
The first p2p loan I ever bid on (but not the first to drawdown I think) is now down to 6 payments left out of the original 36. Its never warranted a single comment, it didn't have a late first payment, and unless I missed it at some point it has never gone late by a single day.
I'm imploring all members of this forum to keep their fingers crossed for the next 6 months to make sure it gets home safely. I chucked £400 at it in a single bid (ummm, have learnt a bit since then about multiple loan parts and the secondary market). If it runs to term fully paid I'll look forward to a celebratory (Award Winning) Fish and Chip supper.
I do hope I haven't put the mockers on it.
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Post by GSV3MIaC on May 8, 2014 19:24:53 GMT
Since you didn't name names, or even numbers, you are probably safe (and if not, you can always pretend you were). £400 in one bid .. I've never been that brave (except once by accident, but luckily that fell out).
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Post by wysiati on May 9, 2014 9:52:07 GMT
570? I have to admit bailing on that one mainly on rate grounds but also due to what looked like an acquisition spree and big rise in intangibles / fall in P&L reserve. Faultless repayment record to date as mentioned.
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