ATLANTA, GA, February 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Online lending company, PurposeCashAdvance.com, has implemented an online cash advance system to help ensure applicants get loans deposited in their accounts within two business days after approval. The move is a part of the company's ongoing effort to provide a fast, secure, and confidential process for qualified applicants in need of payday loans. Residents in Mississippi, Utah, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Missouri can access the company's payday loans online application form on the company website.
PurposeCashAdvance.com implemented a simple three-phase cash advance system (application, approval, deposit) in response to a growing need for secure payday loans served within a limited time-frame. The application process has been compacted into a simple online application form requiring basic personal and financial information. Upon verifying the information, approval is received online in a matter of seconds. Loan fees and maximum allowable loans are subjected to the laws of applicants' respective states, which are also listed on the company's website.
Should there be no problems verifying the information submitted, qualified applicants can access their newly acquired cash advance in their checking account within two business days. The company announced that those interested in its payday loans online system need to be at least 18 years old and earning a minimum income of $1000. They are furthermore required to have a pay frequency of twice a month or every two weeks. Repayment of the loan is done by debiting it from the applicant's checking account on the next payday.
Following the launch of the three-phase system, residents of the five aforementioned states can now enjoy quick and, depending on the state, paper-free services for payday loans online. The simplified cash advance process provides much-needed relief for those requiring emergency spending needs -whether it be for unexpected bills, medical and health care expenses, or transportation expenses.
About PurposeCashAdvance.com
PurposeCashAdvance.com is an online lending company providing payday loans to qualified applicants in the states of Mississippi, Utah, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Missouri. It is licensed to provide cash advance loans in all five states. The company can be reached by calling 1-800-573-5745, or via the company website at http://purposecashadvance.com.
PurposeCashAdvance.com Unveils Online Cash Advance System
PurposeCashAdvance.com, has implemented an online cash advance system to help ensure applicants get loans deposited in their accounts within two business days after approval.
2011-02-01
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