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Consent for Electronic Signatures, Records, Disclosures, Communication

It is important that you read and understand the information herein prior to submitting any information on the website or starting do business electronically.

By giving your consent on the terms stated on the website and submitting your information via our online form, you agree that you have read this notice and understand how you can conduct transactions, communicate electronically, and use the service on the website, request to be connected with a lender and further cooperate with loan providers online. Once you are connected with a lender, you will need to give your consent (e-consent) to use e-signatures, accept electronic recording, disclosures and e-communication in order to be provided with the services and products you have expressed your interest in.

Hard Copies

You can request disclosures and other legal notices to be printed for the records at no charge. This request should be sent directly to the concerning lender (entities can keep hard copy legal documents according to the terms and provisions of the applicable law).

The Scopes of Consent

All communications, including but not limited to online interactions via mobile phone, smart phone, tablets are considered electronic interaction. E-consent is applied when e-communication, including by the means stated above, takes place between you and a third-party lender. The admission of e-consent implies that your information may be collected and processed electronically, transactions may be performed electronically, and documents may be signed and stored electronically. Additionally, your lender may send you electronic notifications, such as reports, disclosures, links to the other third-party websites, links to the other lender’s websites and online services.

By giving your e-consent you confirm that the e-communication mentioned above is considered of the same legal value as the communication by means of hard copy documentation.

NB: Conducting business electronically implies that the parties involved are capable of going through processing with sufficient hardware and software facilities. Before deciding to give your e-consent you should check if your facilities fit the requirements for the transactions and operations you will need to perform electronically. These are the basic software and hardware requirements:

Software and hardware: A PC or MAC compatible computer or other device capable of accessing the Internet, e-mail account, Internet Browser software program that supports at least 128-bit encryption, such as Microsoft® Internet Explorer, Netscape® or Mozilla Firefox®, PDF file reader like Adobe® Acrobat Reader X ® or Foxit® etc. Take into consideration that different transactions may require additional facilities. You may need to contact your lender to get specifications on the facilities you may need.

Withdrawing Consent

Since your e-consent from our service and the processing of your information by our lenders is a one-time transaction, you cannot withdraw it. From the moment you are already connected with a third-party lender you can withdraw your consent from this lender at any time at no charge by sending the respective request. You should keep in mind that withdrawing your e-consent you can prevent the lender from providing you with a loan offer or credit product. You should also keep in mind that the legal effectiveness, validity, and enforceability of prior electronic disclosures will not be affected in case you request to withdraw your e-consent. You can contact your lender directly to find out more about the details of these procedures. It’s encouraged that if you change your information (electronic address, mailing address) you should notify your lender as soon as possible to have your information updated.

A personal loan is a medium term loan with a fixed interest rate that is repaid in equal monthly payments and it’s usually limited to 24 months. Loan offers and eligibility depend on your individual credit profile. Our lenders can help you obtain as much as $5,000 depending on the lender, your state and your financial situation.

The owner and operator of primopersonalloans.com is not a lender and is not involved into making credit decisions associated with lending or making loan offers. Instead, the website is designed only for a matching service, which enables the users contact with the lenders and third parties. The website does not charge any fees for its service, nor does it oblige any user to initiate contact with any of the lenders or third parties or accept any loan product or service offered by the lenders. All the data concerning personal loan products and the industry is presented on the website for information purposes only. primopersonalloans.com does not endorse any particular lender, nor does it represent or is responsible for the actions or inactions of the lenders.

primopersonalloans.com does not collect, store or has access to the information regarding the fees and charges associated with the contacting lenders and/or any loan products. Online personal loans are not available in all the states. Not all the lenders in the network can provide the loans up to $5,000. primopersonalloans.com cannot guarantee that the user of the website will be approved by any lender or for any loan product, will be matched with a lender, or if matched, will receive a personal loan offer on the terms requested in the online form. The lenders may need to perform credit check via one or more credit bureaus, including but not limited to major credit bureaus in order to determine credit reliability and the scopes of credit products to offer. The lenders in the network may need to perform additional verifications, including but not limited to social security number, driver license number, national ID or other identification documents. The terms and scopes of loan products vary from lender to lender and can depend on numerous factors, including but not limited to the state of residence and credit standing of the applicant, as well as the terms determined by each lender individually.

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