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  •  Tue, Aug 25 2009, 2:35 PM

    Re: Efinance-uk

    Hello,

    moneysupermarket.com has phoned Essex Police and verified that the below is a genuine request.

    Thanks,

    http://www.moneysupermarket.com/community/forums/t/efinancegb-34172.aspx

    • Post Points: 5
  •  Tue, Aug 25 2009, 2:26 PM

    Re: Efinance-uk

    I am sending this notification on behalf of Ds Dovaston at Essex Police. We have arrested a male in connection with the frauds associated with the internet websites “EFinance”, EFinance uk”, “Efinance Gb” and “EUFinance”. This male appeared at Basildon Crown Court yesterday for this matter and other similar matters. To date we only have the details of 7 of you, but we know there are many more victims than this. I have already left messages or spoken to the 7 victims we know about.

    It may be that you have notified your local police force, and if that is the case please advise us the crime number and we will seek the paperwork from them.

    If, however, you have not reported this to the police then please send details including name, address, date of birth, contact telephone numbers, email address, amount of money lost and some proof of the transaction (such as a scan of the confirmation email from the “Efinance” associated website or similar) to the following Email address:

    1039 AT essex.pnn.police.uk

    Alternatively you can send them through the post to:

    Ds 1039 DOVASTON

    Police Station

    6-8 Hall Crescent

    Hadleigh

    Essex SS72QW

    These details must be received by 7th September 2009, as the male is due to be sentenced 14th September. Anything after 7th September will not be taken into account by the court as we won’t have time to process the information.

    I intend to send an email to all those who have provided details once the male has been sentenced with further information. We will automatically seek compensation for the victims, but if the male is given a custodial sentence then the court will not also grant compensation. He is likely to face a prison sentence.

    Thank you.

    Dc 2162 FORD

    • Post Points: 20
  •  Sun, Apr 26 2009, 10:27 PM

    Re: Efinance-uk

    Hi everyone i have been a victim of fraud with e finance be careful do not send any document or pay any fees they are thief please pass this message on i do not want other people to apply for a loan with them.

    BE CAREFUL EVERYONE

    YOLI

    • Post Points: 20
  •  Thu, Apr 16 2009, 1:43 PM

    Re: Efinance-uk

    Conmankiller is right. Walk away from any broker asking for an upfront fee. It will certainly end in you losing money.

    If you are in real need of some cash, try Financial Plus. They are a lender and you can apply direct so you avoid the broker fees.

    • Post Points: 35
  •  Wed, Apr 15 2009, 5:54 PM

    Re: Efinance-uk

    Walk away, never part with a fee upfront. !

    If you cannot find a company willing to provide a loan without this type of upfront fee, then do without.....otherwise you will only have to do without, plus do without the fee. !

    • Post Points: 20
  •  Wed, Apr 15 2009, 5:08 PM

    Efinance-uk

    Has anybody used this company before? Or even ever heard of them?

    I dont have the best credit and am struggling to find someone to give me a loan i came across efinance-uk.com by complete accident , they say they can get you a loan and if it is from a uk bank there will be no admin fee but if it is from a european bank then there will be an admin fee of £34 i got as far as the payments and documents page before i realised that there was a fee so i havent put in any details yet they say they have a found a lender for me from a Bank in Germany called Dresdner AG does anyone know anything about this company or efinance?

    I would really appriciate any advice

    • Post Points: 35