say no to lend plus

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  Economist Victor Otieno2 weeks ago

  if you're borrowing for the first time of course, they'll keep in touch much often, they're not very sure of your credit worthiness and remember these are non secured loans, and much more if you happen to default the agent who approved your facility gets a salary deduction, 2. they'll use different *** if they realize you're really picking up the phone when called on their primary number.

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  Winfred Mbatha3 weeks ago

  lend plus are not scammers they usually call using one no. and if get a call from a different no. that's when you can call it a scam but I have received loans from them

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  Nancy Muia2 weeks ago

  You know, am always surprised by what human beings like, you guys hananga shukran kabisaa. who sent you to borrow a loan with them,and when it come to paying why do Kenyans always have a problem with paying dept,this people extended help to you kama huna, reciprocate the same by paying on time I hate a human being with a poor mentality I swear

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  Thuku Thuku2 weeks ago

  Same with Zash. The model is to annoy you with too many calls that your phone becomes unusable. Meant to apply unyielding pressure until you pay. Just ignore them. And don't let matusi get to you at all

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