LENDSPACE IS NOT A LENDER OR A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION. The LendSpace website does not offer or provide loans, credit card products, and/or credit repair services, but rather, it offers a service to connect consumers to suitable financial institutions who may be able to assist the consumer. It should not be construed as a financial agent or broker. The site does not endorse any financial institutions and does not charge visitors any fees. The LendSpace website may contain affiliate links that may result in a commission. The website owners do not evaluate potential consumer applications, nor do they approve or deny credit. The LendSpace website gathers applicants’ personal information and transmits it to financial institutions or affiliates that are part of the site’s lending network. No one is required to make use of this website, nor are they under any obligation to begin contact with site operators or to attempt to secure a loan, credit card, or credit scores product with any of the site’s financial partners. Some, but not all, lenders may offer loans of up to $35,000, and loans tend to range between $500 and $35,000. Transmission of your financial and personal information on the website in no way obligates financial institutions to offer you a loan or any other kind of credit product. Be aware that cash transfer times can vary, depending on the lender and the bank you use. It may be necessary to fax information under certain circumstances. All questions about loans, credit cards, or credit scores products, and any concerns you may have should be directed to the financial institution you may be connected to. These loans are intended as short-term financial solution to satisfy borrowers’ needs for immediate monetary relief. This is not intended to be part of a long-term financial plan for individuals. These services are not offered in all states. Potential borrows may undergo credit check if financial institutions choose to use any of the major credit reporting bureaus, including Equifax, Trans Union and Experian. They may also use other alternative sources to check credit ratings. Your request for a loan constitutes your agreement and acknowledgement that (A) your personal data may be shared with financial institutions, and perhaps other third-party partners, and (B) lenders can acquire credit bureau reports that detail your credit history. Reports from major credit bureaus, such as Equifax, Experian and TransUnion may be obtained and used to evaluate your reliability as a borrower.