As I am presently not working and building a craft business I need a $5,000.00 US loan for 1 month to pay the costs of filing the final papers with the courts in the UK to be able to transfer the funds to the US. The only thing left is pay the filing fees with the courts, registrar’s office and with the bank where the money is being held. My lawyer for uncle’s estate (investigated, a reputable one in Birmingham UK) assures me that when the acomplia buy in usa cost of the paperwork is filed the grant of disposition will be issued, all the court paperwork to claim me beneficiary are done and sealed with the courts. This grant of disposition will allow me to transfer it to my name at the bank there and transfer to my account here in the US. I then could return the Loan with interest agreed upon. It is possible to settle within the next few days if I can get the loan soon enough, if that happens then I can pay the loan and interest in 2 weeks when the transfer is done. Please I need a solution fast
Need To Find A Short Term Loan For Settling Inheritance From Uk To Usa To Pay Final Court Costs In Few Days.?
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Sounds like the scam that I get in my email once a month. If you are responding to an email don’t do it. you will send them the 5 grand and get nothing.
why don’t you use your friends, family , your credit cards or apply for personal loan? if somebody ask people they don’t know for money – this look very suspicious….
I do not know what is the difficulty in securing a t emporary loan against such good mortgage unless there is a possibility of your claim being challenged or rejected. Banks are known to hve advances loans against still more trecherous grounds. Can you not approach some bank in UK which would find it more convenient to consider the proposal. Approach Citibank (with its Hqrs in USA and branched the world over)producing all the relevant documents. They may not even mind a marginal risk,if there is any in the proposal.I am sure they may oblige you in a jiffy. I have good experience of this Bank in India