Ferratum Australia Offers Blog and Website Owners a Chance to Earn Commission

PERTH, AUSTRALIA, May 09, 2013

Australian microlending institution Ferratum is now offering potential partners a way to make money by promoting Ferratum's services on their website or blog.

Ferratum Australia's affiliate program was set up to meet the demands of blog and website owners wanting to provide details of Ferratum's services to their readers.

Jaquie Dymock, Director of Ferratum Australia, explained: "Since launching in Australia in 2011 we have received some fantastic support online for our services. Website owners and bloggers in the personal finance and consumer sectors have responded extremely positively to our innovative mobile lending service and the transparent and responsible way we lend money, and often wish to tell their readers about it. We really appreciate this effort on their behalf so we wanted to set up our affiliate program to reward them for their support."

Ferratum offers set-fee loans of between $100 and $1000 with repayment periods of 16, 30 or 45 days. The concept behind these loans is to give people a 'payday advance' to ensure they can pay a bill on time, sort a deposit on a rental property, buy a dress for an event or cover other needs or unexpected cash-flow issues in between pay cheques.

In order to partake in Ferratum's affiliate program, website owners simply need to contact Ferratum to receive a uniquely generated URL, which they can post on their website. Traffic and loan requests originating from these unique URLs are tracked, and if they result in a loan being granted Ferratum will pay the website owner a commission.

Anyone can partake in the affiliate program, provided they have access to their own blog or website. This could include personal finance bloggers or online journalists; retailers; online merchants or e-commerce businesses; comparison websites or brokers (credit, loan, mortgage or insurance).

Ferratum emerged on the Australian microlending market in February 2011, but the company has been operating across Europe since 2005. With branches in 20 countries worldwide, the Ferratum Group has a reputation world-wide as a transparent, ethical microlender. Ferratum is also a pioneer in mobile lending, offering previously approved customers the ability to apply for a cash loan via SMS.

For more information on Ferratum Australia's affiliate program visit:
https://www.ferratum.com.au/affiliate-program

Or Contact:

Jaquie Dymock
Director/Country Manager
Ferratum Australia
Email jaquie.dymock@ferratum.com
Phone 08 9358 5551
https://www.ferratum.com.au

Launched in early-2005, Ferratum Group pioneered mobile lending in Europe and is today the largest European mobile microlender with offices in 20 countries throughout the world, close to one million customers and employing more than 160 professionals.

About Ferratum
Ferratum's vision is to be the leading global mobile microloan company by the year 2014, operating on all five continents, in more than 50 countries and servicing more than 10 million customers.

The company provides short-term, unsecured microloans via mobile telephone to eligible borrowers with a good credit history, and only operates during daylight hours.

Founded by fast-track entrepreneur Jorma Jokela, who is Ferratum's CEO and a member of the board, the company has pioneered a simple and easy loan application process, providing quick service to loan applicants, and ensuring tight security for the information it collects.

Since its launch, the company has assisted in drafting consumer credit legislation and advised consumer protection agencies and interest groups in many European countries. Plus, it has launched professional microlending associations in several countries where it operates to promote ethical commercial behaviour and the prudent use of credit among borrowers.

Ferratum is a privately held independent company; it doesn't belong to another business group in the financial or commerce sector. Ferratum is committed to continuing to offer socially responsible services in every country where it operates - today and in the future - as a matter of policy.