If you've got an urgent cash-flow itch that needs to be scratched, there's a new solution. Introducing wonga.com, a brand new way to borrow.
Wonga.com is one of the fastest growing online lenders in the world and recently launched its award-winning service in South Africa. Wonga.com is different to other lenders because the process is online and fully automated. Customers use the sliders on the homepage to choose how much they want to borrow, and how long they need the cash for. The service is available around the clock and decisions are made instantly.
With wonga.com there's no paperwork, branch visits or long queues. Your details are completely safe on the website, and your loan is paid directly into your bank account. Depending on which bank you're with, the cash could be in your account in less than half an hour.
Everyone knows the feeling of having a geyser burst or car breakdown. With wonga.com you can borrow the money to fix the problem, and pay it back on the date you choose. Because wonga.com is completely transparent, you won't receive a nasty surprise when it comes to repaying the loan.
Before you even apply you can see exactly how much it's going to cost you, so you can really make a balanced decision before continuing with the application process. Wonga.com isn't like a bank or other lenders. If you don't need the money any more, no problem. You're free to pay us back early, and you'll even save on the interest. With wonga.com you only pay interest for the days you have the cash.
Wonga.com was founded in London in 2007 by two South African entrepreneurs. They wanted to disrupt the consumer credit market by offering customers a new approach to credit. They did just that, and have granted over five million loans worth over £1-billion in the UK so far. Wonga.com believes South African consumers deserve access to the same fast, flexible, convenient approach to credit that British consumers have been enjoying for the past five years.
For a cash injection straight into your bank account, apply now.
For more information visit www.wonga.co.za.
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