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clv23b

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Subject: Can a Loan company deny u just for mentioning debt consolida

Sun Mar 11, 2007 12:03 am

I recently tried to get a unsecured loan from a company called FLA through BANK of America they approved me but wanted 17.99 interest rate for 96 months? what do u think and just because I said it seemed high that I might as well go into debt consolidation they denied me just like that.

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Tue Mar 27, 2007 8:38 pm

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I recently tried to get a unsecured loan
from a company called FLA through BANK of
America they approved me but wanted 17.99
interest rate for 96 months? What do u think
and just because I said it seemed high that
I might as well go into debt consolidation they
denied me just like that.

17.99% is EXTREMELY high for me!

They did issue their Denial Letter?
What reason(s) did they state in the letter?
If it is because you said DC, I assume they
would not put that in writing.

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