Post by wiseclerk on Jun 9, 2014 13:04:34 GMT
Just so i've got this correct.
If you do 30+ days then would you be setting the 1st date box to be 9th Jul (30 days after today) ?
It's not 100% clear on the site .
Thank you
/beastie
Because the filter says overdue, they have already missed at least one payment. So now I would search for next payment between 16th of June and 30th of June , like this:
www.bondora.de/en/MyAccount/MyInvestmentsAll?InvestmentSearch.StartDateMin=&InvestmentSearch.StartDateMax=&InvestmentSearch.AmountMin=&InvestmentSearch.AmountMax=&InvestmentSearch.InterestMin=&InvestmentSearch.InterestMax=&InvestmentSearch.TransfersMainMin=&InvestmentSearch.TransfersMainMax=&InvestmentSearch.TransfersEarningsMin=&InvestmentSearch.TransfersEarningsMax=&InvestmentSearch.DebtMin=0.05&InvestmentSearch.DebtMax=&InvestmentSearch.NextDateMin=16%2F6%2F2014&InvestmentSearch.NextDateMax=30%2F6%2F2014&InvestmentSearch.Market=&InvestmentSearch.CreditGroup=&InvestmentSearch.CreditScoreMin=&InvestmentSearch.CreditScoreMax=&InvestmentSearch.UserName=&InvestmentSearch.InvestmentStatus=100&InvestmentSearch.InvestmentPlan=&InvestmentSearch.SalesStatus=
I then have to manually check the shown results to see whether they have missed one payment (not the ones I sell) or already two payments (I sell these). The latter will go into 60+ days overdue on the next payment date (between June 16th and 30th) unless I succeed in selling them until then.
The point is, with this method, I only need to monitor my overdue loans twice a month to see which of those I want to put on sale.
