We can officially annouce that the 2.15% loan rate will stick up until 1st December 2010. This news come shortly after the merge with the Mulholland Group to provide better loans to its customers. If you are planning on making a loan from ourselves then make one now. Please review the few terms related to loans below.
- All loans subject to approval by Calita Shay or Patrick Barks
- Loans available from £10,000 to £1,000,000 (loans above 1MIL can be arranged at subject to business association, speak to Calita for more details if your a shifting business.
- Loans must be paid within 100 Days game time with payments in full with interest calculated by ourselves at the end of the term.
- Loan terms can be extended where an extended interest rate of 3.7% will apply till the end of the term.
Please note all loans will be approved by Calita S or Patrick B. Business loans of 35,000,000 or more can be subject to approval by both staff members who must witness transactions on the server both at the same time. (these types of loans are very rare and will only be done via trusted parties, we do not publicly annouce a loan rate on this product)
just what i wanted to know thanks for the post
ReplyDeleteFinally this information has come, thanks guys your doing a great job!!
ReplyDeleteI wouldnt mind loaning 35Mil haha
ReplyDeleteOnly business associates can benefit from this rates. These deals are very rarely done by ourselves.
ReplyDeleteLast time we did one was in July thats how rare they are, very risky to do
ReplyDeletereally impressed by this, please dont let the rate go up after december
ReplyDeleteWe cant say anything for sure but the rate may go lower more than higher depends on how the money system is in the new year.
ReplyDeletewhy do business associates get better rates?
ReplyDeleteBecause they are more reliable when it comes to paying the money back; over the last two months 100% of business associates have paid their loans back only 86% of public loans have been paid back thats why the rates are high. Its for our own security.
ReplyDeleteWe are not making much money on public loans at the moment thats why the rates are so high
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