Misleading
Once you begin your application with this company, you’re lead to believe that you qualify after they review all the bells and whistles, but then they dropped the bomb on you telling you you need a cosigner and your cosigner has to own a home have a credit score of over 700 etc.. How can you help a person if they were require a cosigner for those who have co-signers is it very fortunate, but I didn’t have a cosigner and at my age wouldn’t dream of asking anyone to cosign for me so if you require a cosigner for all of your applicants, the proper thing to do would be to let people know that in advance before wasting time filling out an application.
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RRaayate
Needing assistance does not mean accept hostile, predator, bullying behavior
NO STARS!! The reviews on Together Loans have to be fabricated. This company is horrible in the way it conducts its business. The initial process was very threatening and hostile. While it is understood that it is a high interest and risky loan, it does not give employees the green light to treat the customer in a manner that comes across as bullying. I especially dislike the fact that on their app is an option to do a promise to pay if you need a little more time with a payment for a given month, but then turn around and send messages threatening to default the loan despite being fully aware of the promise to pay. It is terrible being in a position to need a loan in the first place but to make the experience especially unpleasant is unacceptable. Please find another lender if you can help it. This company is horrible as I do not recommend to anyone. I don’t care if it’s a risk to the company as well, be professional! Y’all are making more back in interest than the initial loan.. you’re not losing a dime! The harassment and predatory practice will hope get you all shut down fast.
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LLuvly2k3
Predatory Lender who tries to skirt state laws and uses illegal intimidation tactics
I had received a loan from this company for a small amount, they put half of it into a separate account, my cosigners, and then put the other half later and told the cosigner they had to transfer the money to my account.
That’s a shady practice already. But after trying to pay on it for a year, the monthly payments barely went to the principal. Say if you got a $5000 (not my sum) loan and you paid on it for a year and the principal is only down to $4700 even though you were paying say $185- $200 a month, that doesn’t add up unless they are using hidden fees and hidden interest charges.
At that time, they were calling themselves transform credit, but for some reason they had to change their name. They tried to spin it as a PR friendly term but when you research it, you find out that it was related to copyright restrictions and they also do that to hide their previous reputation or come after people under a different label just to throw them off and confuse them.
If you live in a state that has a strong consumer protection system, and you feel like these people are intimidating you and trying to make you scared by hitting your credit or threatening legal action. Immediately go to your banks fraud department, immediately remove their access to your bank through your ACH payments. Do not give this company any more money and get a finance attorney if you can.
If not, they will have to go through a judge in your state to try and reclaim that money and most states with a protection system and interest caps will see that they have illegally loaned money and will dismiss the case altogether. They may try to send a fake garnishment order to your local clerk of courts, but a good clerk will see that and realize that it doesn’t match state law and dismiss it. If not, you are still able to contest it.
The only reason these companies are active now is because of certain political actions done by a certain president on a federal level that makes them feel empowered to act that way. Know that you still have rights within your state and you will have protections in the future, even if the current temperature does not seem like it.
Remember that they have to comply with federal AND state laws to operate. They have been barred from operating in 12 states across the nation already. They will tell you that because they are a lender from a different state they can follow that states laws, but that is not true. If they’re lending in your state, they are required to follow your state laws.
Do not allow them to use any type of scare tactics any type of threats of legal action or anything when you’re not behind on your payment. These people are just one step away from being an Indian scam call center who just tried to rip off ignorant or ill informed Americans.
Stay safe.
That’s a shady practice already. But after trying to pay on it for a year, the monthly payments barely went to the principal. Say if you got a $5000 (not my sum) loan and you paid on it for a year and the principal is only down to $4700 even though you were paying say $185- $200 a month, that doesn’t add up unless they are using hidden fees and hidden interest charges.
At that time, they were calling themselves transform credit, but for some reason they had to change their name. They tried to spin it as a PR friendly term but when you research it, you find out that it was related to copyright restrictions and they also do that to hide their previous reputation or come after people under a different label just to throw them off and confuse them.
If you live in a state that has a strong consumer protection system, and you feel like these people are intimidating you and trying to make you scared by hitting your credit or threatening legal action. Immediately go to your banks fraud department, immediately remove their access to your bank through your ACH payments. Do not give this company any more money and get a finance attorney if you can.
If not, they will have to go through a judge in your state to try and reclaim that money and most states with a protection system and interest caps will see that they have illegally loaned money and will dismiss the case altogether. They may try to send a fake garnishment order to your local clerk of courts, but a good clerk will see that and realize that it doesn’t match state law and dismiss it. If not, you are still able to contest it.
The only reason these companies are active now is because of certain political actions done by a certain president on a federal level that makes them feel empowered to act that way. Know that you still have rights within your state and you will have protections in the future, even if the current temperature does not seem like it.
Remember that they have to comply with federal AND state laws to operate. They have been barred from operating in 12 states across the nation already. They will tell you that because they are a lender from a different state they can follow that states laws, but that is not true. If they’re lending in your state, they are required to follow your state laws.
Do not allow them to use any type of scare tactics any type of threats of legal action or anything when you’re not behind on your payment. These people are just one step away from being an Indian scam call center who just tried to rip off ignorant or ill informed Americans.
Stay safe.
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RRamenNinjaNoodlez
Need co-signer
If I knew someone with awesome credit who could co-sign for this, I’d just ask them to borrow me the money. Misleading.
CChiTownNico
I do not recommend
Loan was taken out in my name. Someone had access to my phone could be a family member or a coworker. And took out a loan, pay it back and everything, but it was completely without my knowledge. The only way I discovered this is I get a five dollar charge on my bank account. It is almost impossible to get a hold of anybody at Together Loans. I’ve left messages. I’ve returned emails. And I did some Google searches. I downloaded the app. They had my information in the app when I close out the app next time I try to use it said the app had an upgrade did the upgrade and I can no longer. Get in the app.
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HHardwareHank
