Wonga trouble at'th mill ?

[Guest]

http://www.credittoday.co.uk/article...ck-resignation


Wonga founder Errol Damelin stood down as chief executive in November 2013 but stayed on as chairman. However, on 30 March – two days before the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) took over responsibility for the consumer credit industry – Damelin announced he was quitting as chairman.

The payday loan sector is facing greater regulatory scrutiny from the Financial Conduct Authority

[FlamingParrot]

Re: Wonga trouble at'th mill ?

http://www.credittoday.co.uk/article...ck-resignation


Wonga founder Errol Damelin stood down as chief executive in November 2013 but stayed on as chairman. However, on 30 March – two days before the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) took over responsibility for the consumer credit industry – Damelin announced he was quitting as chairman.

The payday loan sector is facing greater regulatory scrutiny from the Financial Conduct Authority

AT LAST!

Let's see whether they bite as loud as they bark and actually take any action. :beagle:

[Amethyst]

Re: Wonga trouble at'th mill ?

I'm actually quite impressed with the FCA so far.

[ncf355]

Re: Wonga trouble at'th mill ?

After what Wonga did to me (registering a Default where they had issued a fraudulent loan based on an address I hadn't lived at for over 6 years!) I'd love to see them disappear up their own a**!

Everytime I see one of their nauseating ads I want to smash the TV in

[Mr $quandaŁot]

Re: Wonga trouble at'th mill ?

Me too, in more than one ways:tinysmile_twink_t2:

[FlamingParrot]

Re: Wonga trouble at'th mill ?

After what Wonga did to me (registering a Default where they had issued a fraudulent loan based on an address I hadn't lived at for over 6 years!) I'd love to see them disappear up their own a**!

Everytime I see one of their nauseating ads I want to smash the TV in

SO DO I!

...even though I've never had anything to do with them, I think charging over 5000% APR is beyond contempt, not to mention using virtual little old ladies to target pensioners, some of whom no doubt wouldn't fully understand what they're letting themselves into.

They also advertise everywhere you go online.