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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:

This is to inform the public that AND Financing Corporation doing business under the name and style “etomo” (formerly “LendPinoy”) is NOT IN ANY WAY connected or affiliated with the “LendPinoy” app currently found and downloadable in Google Playstore.

Please be informed that AND Financing Corporation is no longer using the trade name “LendPinoy” in doing business, but it DID NOT authorize the developers of this “LendPinoy” mobile app to use the “LendPinoy” trade name, which the company still owns.

Any and all attempts of the developer of this “LendPinoy” mobile app to associate itself with AND Financing Corporation is UNAUTHORIZED and FRAUDULENT. Hence, we strongly urge the public to not in any way access or deal with this mobile app.

Please refer to our Facebook page to know more about it.

Common Loan App Scams

🚫⚠️ Stay Safe from Loan App Scams ⚠️🚫

In today’s digital age, loan apps have become a convenient and accessible way to secure financial assistance. However, with the rise in popularity, there’s also been an increase in loan app scams. These scams can leave individuals in financial distress and emotional turmoil. To help you navigate the world of loan apps safely

💸Upfront Fee Scams:

One of the most common scams involves upfront fees. Fraudulent loan apps promise loans but ask for an upfront fee, often disguised as collateral, processing fees, or insurance. Once you pay, the scammers disappear, leaving you without a loan and out of pocket.

👻Bogus lenders:

Scammers create fake loan apps or websites, often with professional-looking designs and testimonials. They lure borrowers with attractive loan offers, collect personal information, and then vanish into thin air.

🤥Too-Good-to-Be-True Loans:

Scammers love to dangle unrealistic loan offers, such as incredibly low-interest rates or loans with no credit checks. They target individuals who are desperate for funds and tempt them with offers that seem too good to pass up.

🚨Pressure Tactics:

Some scammers use high-pressure tactics, claiming that their loan offers are limited and that you must act immediately. They want you to make hasty decisions without conducting proper due diligence.

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