WILMINGTON, DE, April 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) PersonalCashAdvance.com, one of the largest sources of cash loans on the web, is proud to welcome several new lenders to its affiliate referral network. PCA's network of lenders supplies the site's visitors with free quotes on cash advance loans. The new lenders were selected for their outstanding reputations for customer service and for their ability and willingness to offer entirely electronic payday loans.
"The demand for various types of all-electronic cash advances is off the charts. Our visitors constantly inquire about the availability of no fax cash advances, one-hour payday advances, and related products that necessitate a wholly virtual transaction. We have responded to this demand with the addition of our new lenders, all of whom routinely offer this form of cash advance," said Melissa Waters, public relations representative for Personal Cash Advance.
All-electronic cash loans typically eliminate the faxing portion of the approval process. For example, instead of a potential borrower faxing in bank account information, he/she can simply supply the lender with the account number, and the lender will take care of the rest. Likewise, instead of faxing in a copy of a driver's license, the lender may only require a valid driver's license number.
"People who need a personal cash advance usually don't have the time or the patience to complete and fax in stacks of paperwork. Because lenders can now handle these processes online, these steps are wholly unnecessary. A cash advance is supposed to supply the borrower with fast money in urgent situations, and all-electronic payday advances are the fastest and most efficient way to do that," said Neil Cutting, PCA spokesman.
Personal Cash Advance is a leading online resource for short-term financial solutions. For more information, please contact 1-800-920-7430.
Website: http://www.personalcashadvance.com
Personal Cash Advance Expands Affiliate Offerings
PersonalCashAdvance.com is formally welcoming several new lenders to its referral network in order to offer a new product to its visitors.
2011-04-18
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[Press-News.org] Personal Cash Advance Expands Affiliate OfferingsPersonalCashAdvance.com is formally welcoming several new lenders to its referral network in order to offer a new product to its visitors.