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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Gambling experience using loan money
by
Westinhome
on 15/08/2023, 21:14:28 UTC
If thats the case then i dont really see any problems to it on which they are really that capable on repaying those loans plus those lendors would really be eventually check if they would be granting a specific amount

or whats been asked basing on their weekly pay. So there's really that kind of limitation which they do really have the ability on repaying it on time. I dont see this to be wrong since signature campaign payment isnt really that big or something that you do mind but spending 80-100 bucks per week is still that significant if you are playing on straight 4 weeks and this amount would really be something more useful if you do make it use on other means but well its their money so its their full rights on what they should gonna with those. Having some loans is never been that a bad idea as long you are really that responsible on paying it back
then i dont really see any problems.

If on the time that you are already that taking a loan just because you are planning yourself on getting rich with gambling, then this is where huge problem would really be starting to come out.
Bad decision making due to unrealistic expectations and views would really be leading into disaster if you cant really be able to stop it midway. This is why it would be always that suggested that you should
really be making use of your common sense sometimes.  Smiley

The lenders only lend the few amount based on their monthly income.So it's the gambler responsibility to keep the loan amount below the monthly income all the time.Then the approval of loan doesn't very complicated one.Some gamblers will use their weekly pay for the gambling which is the best option.So you no need to get loan at the loss,the forum also providing loan for the weekly payment getting people.So you can get the loan of 3 weeks payment with the payment period of 4 weeks.So you don't get into any loss,then you will have the one week payment to balance the interest for the loan.