My Experience with Loan Apps
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I was on my own one Wednesday morning when I got called from a lady who called herself Ruth and asked if I needed a loan and I said yes she asked me to come over and wasapp, so she sent me a cash Express loan app to sign up and I did she sent another app telling me to install it using the same method and I said no that am ok with the first one, she said that the two app works together, so I signed up for the second app name cash hall, when I saw the money and it was too small for what I needed, I told her that am not interested, she should cancel everything, she refused and sent the third app telling me to install again I said no I don't want too many app, when she saw that I refuse she went ahead and credited my account with 10,000 and 11,400 interest rates 100% to pay in 7 days Now they are treatning, tagging me kidnaper and ritual.
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11/8/2024
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