LoanPig Anmeldelser 32

Please Please read the reviews and don’t get involved with this company.
Multiple text messages every day from other companies that I know nothing about charging up front fees, information passed to third parties without approval, breach of GPDR regulations.
Reported to the FCA and the Information Commissioner in respect of legislation breaches.

Have a read of their passive aggressive replies to reviews. They really need to get a grip on whoever is dealing with their media because on the back of those replies alone they make themselves look ridiculous.

Avoid at all costs.

Scam avoid at all costs connected to bingo loans and pm loans will get loads of texts and I specifically said email only they try to get you to sign up to a subscription for 14.95 and sometimes 29.95 they are not a direct lender as they claim got my loan elsewhere so credit rating wasn't the problem they just fishing for subscription not just me saying this we can't all be wrong

LoanPig truly stands out in the lending space thanks to their strong focus on financial well-being and responsible borrowing.

This is not a realy company or lender. Avoid or you will regret it.

Impressed by the team's commitment to personalized financial success strategies.

The financial advisors provided comprehensive solutions, making complex decisions straightforward.

LoanPig's commitment to financial well-being makes them stand out in the industry.

Seems to be a similar trend with this cowboy outfit. Please people do not apply and pass it on far and wide.

Had an email of these and glad I read the reviews first before applying.

Just such a load of rubbish. They all are!!!
These are the worst!!!£

Just finished pm loan application which is a scam then get messaged by these scam artists with the same application form. Just got a text from bingo loans while writing this. Imagine they are the same

Scam...say they are a direct lender but they are not. Don't use

Update the same as I put on the PM loan one as you are both connected and send anyone making and application

Update to their reply
I didn't get anything from you to say my application was declined. It just took me to webpage where it was asking to pay £14.99. Anyone reading this do not fall for this scam. You never have to pay money to borrow money. They rely on you signing up then make the process to cancel difficult or hope you forget to cancel. On top of that I have had about 20 text messages from other scammers these guys have give my details to. All with the same design application form. You are not designed for everyone loan pig but I hope you find some fools, thanks

At least make your reply different from PM loans. Clearly the same person writing this. Just look at my other message where you have proved yourself to be a scammer. Funny enough...loanpig is on the FCA website too as being a scam

As with other users they force you to sign up for a 14 day free trial with UK Credit rating. They have stated it is easy to cancel however you get no email to confirm that you have signed up and no details of how to cancel on their FAQ page, nothing shows up on Google either. So most certainly is not easy to cancel as I don't even know what website I have signed up to.

SCAM
they redirect my application to a company who require a home visit. are you seriously visits people in their house just to approve a loan? what a scam

Bunch of cowboys. It’s hilarious seeing the replies coming back again and again blaming every single person for signing up to these credit score free trials, when the majority have said they haven’t ticked the box, and then the spam calls you get. When will they realise that if people are entering there personal information to the website and they’re passing it on to third parties that they’re jointly responsible? The constant replies of “we’re FCA regulated” makes absolutely no difference. If you cannot offer a loan, fine, send peoples information to REPUTABLE companies. Stop lying to people.

After applying for a loan and being turned down, I have received at least one unsolicited cold call per day from Indian call centres. Who have you sold my data to? I tried to call your company but trying to get to speak to someone is like an Olympic sport.

Stepped up and helped with a grievance caused through application journey.

Quick responses and helpful staff .

Haven't helped at all in regards to my last review, they attempted another payment of £29.95 again and starling blocked it for me, it looks like a lot of people are having the same issue. Don't use them people.

This isn't an unfair review just look below its not just me who has had this issue. I am reporting to the FCA and trading standards

SCAM!! Tried these yesterday and did not tick the optional 14 day free trial but this morning they tried to take 29.95 out of my account what a joke of a company and before you comment back saying you must of opted in to it, even if i did it should be 14 days before you take payment. Do not give them a chance, i really do not understant how you are still up and running and have not been shut down.

Edit: It was in my partners name and he did contact you to be told he needed proof, he had no confirmation emails nothing now its been left to the bank to try and stop the money being taken. Maby loanpig should watch what third partie companys they associate with so this does not happen again because it seems to be a reoccurring issue with multiple customers...

Knowingly try to get you to sign up to a monthly credit score/report service costing £29.95 per month.

Clearly people applying for a loan through your website must be struggling financially and it's just plain wrong to try to get them to subscribe. Presumably you get a commission but credit reports/scores can be obtained for free and Loan Pig should be pushing those methods instead.

EDIT - Thanks for the reply. If you're that concerned about customers being able to review their credit files then give them the opportunity to sign up to the completely free services that will never charge a subscription e.g. Credit Karma. Don't market one where they will be charged a subscription they can ill afford and where you will receive a commission.

It's quite clear from the reviews below that customers have misunderstood the 'optional' element and have signed up and been charged unwittingly.