There is a reason we have gone with a bargain basement brand, Ashley either couldn't or no one else wanted to come in and offer more. Can't believe that he wanted to branding us with Wonga and would have rather had a "blue chip" company but was unable to secure one.
I was just thinking this, would also like to know how many of them shouting up have tried to table motions or change to law to do something about this.
You took a gamble with that one didn't you?
I knew I wanted to use Michael Chopra, but I didn't know exactly how. After 5-10 minutes of deliberation, that was what I came up with.
I'm happy with the results.
Aren't they direct competition for banks?
A banks way of a short term loan is a credit card, you don't get a Wonga loan if a bank is willing to give you a credit card. Banks generally only do long term and higher value loans and mortgages.
So why would the bank's support them?