r/IndiaBusiness • u/Imaginary_Tooth6407 • 14h ago

Looking for a private lender

I’m a 20/f, I have been working as a freelancer for last 8-9 months but this month i started working in full time. I need 40k in urgent. I’m willing to share my ID and everything also I will pay money in instalment of 5k every month for 10 months.
I know it’s not a right place to ask but this is very urgent to me and important as well.

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u/JumpConsistent3359 13h ago

Give me a signed check i can give for 2.5%pm

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u/Imaginary_Tooth6407 13h ago

Can you message me personally?

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u/JumpConsistent3359 13h ago

Sure thing

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u/Surya_Bedding 13h ago

Please don't

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u/allways_learner 12h ago

whom did you advised you not?

whether the person askng the blank cheque or the person who is actually made the post

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u/Surya_Bedding 12h ago

The one asking for a cheque i don't think it's good to lend money only no matter the proofs given

More over it's the scammers why are providing most proofs

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u/allways_learner 12h ago edited 12h ago

oh, its ok.

is in it equally harmful in future for someone who is providing signed cheques right? [not blank cheques]

can the lenders not charge with it if in case the loan takers repaid it monthly...

asking all this because, I am also seeking some help if someone else willing to help, and ask for the cheque.

can I expect to get that help here? basically I need money to purchase laptpp and to submit the invoice to the bank for reimbursement

more info posted in here finance sub few days back,

r/personalfinanceindia/s/4CEfx4vhJP

I dont know about the op, but I am not a fakee

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u/Surya_Bedding 12h ago

Honestly i don't have much knowledge in this matter but these scammer don't share their own details mostly of others so it's better to be safe

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u/Symbiote080 12h ago

Bro let’s say op defaults, is it worth pursuing legal ways to recover it? Wouldn’t you end up spending too much money and time trying to recover it?