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  The same thing happen to me when I went to do my tax return with them. At one point I realized I haven't been asked those questions before when I did my tax return with other agencies. I started to feel uneasy now that I've given so much of my personal information. I don't know what they plan to do with my information. I wish I've never been to this place.
  By Sova Tao, January 16, 2018
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  This place seems like a scam... and if it's not then they have some restructuring to do. I applied for a loan after receiving a flier from them stating that I was pre-approved for a loan. I've gotten loans through banks and credit unions previously and this experience was similar, but also very different. I've never been asked so many questions that really did not seem relevant to a loan application. This agency asked me questions that I wasn't asked even when I applied for a home loan. At the very least, in terms of the agency's own professionalism and credibility, they should've explained why the information was being requested and they ended up denying me after I disclosed so much private and personal information about my financial/housing/employment history. I understand that being "pre-approved" is not the same as being approved, but usually it's pretty close and I would've NEVER provided all of that information had I known I'd be denied. I was hesitant, but figured I could address these concerns once I went into the store to sign documents for the loan (since this process was done over the phone). I should've done my research and been smarter about who I chose to apply for a loan with. That being said, there are definitely better lenders out there that will make you feel that your personal information is being carefully protected, I just applied at my credit union for the small loan that I needed, I was approved and the experience was ten times more pleasant than this. Save your time and energy - go to a credit union.
  By Stephanie B, November 06, 2017

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