ENCINO, CA, November 06, 2012 (Press-News.org) People from US, UK and Canada who can't access quickly other forms of credit are now one step closer to obtain necessary funds by taking a payday cash advance loan. Both new and existing customers of the online cash advance service iPaydayCash.com now benefit from a shorter loan processing time. In its third year of operations, iPaydayCash.com redesigned its online application form so it can be filled faster (at most 5 minutes) thus speeding the cash advance application and approval process.
People requesting payday cash advances are doing so because they need the cash quickly. The shorter it takes for a consumer to obtain the cash, the better the service provided. "We wanted to celebrate our 3rd anniversary in November by offering a faster service to our clients. In this industry it's all about time so we have launched a new and improved form," says iPaydayCash.com's spokesperson.
The website is live for the 3rd year in a row and can match consumers to trustworthy online lending companies in the US, UK and Canada. Following approval, a customer of iPaydayCash.com can expect to receive the needed cash straight into their bank checking account. Reimbursement is performed the same convenient way: by direct banking transfer on a pre-agreed date between lender and borrower. This is commonly on their next payday.
Payday cash advance loans (also known as payday loans) are short term, small loans used to fund ordinary expenses. No one should have to choose between paying for groceries or a vet bill for family's dog. With an online cash advance, customers can borrow money from their next paycheck to help pay for today's needs. There are no credit checks and no faxing of documents.
With iPaydayCash.com applying for a cash advance online is free, and if approved, customers are under no obligation to borrow money. The basic requirements needed for approval are: resident of US, UK or Canada, legal age, steady job and income and owning a bank account.
Following the submission of the improved online application, clients can receive instant approvals for their payday cash advance which can be sent into a checking account within the same business day.
The online form takes few minutes to complete and is available at: http://ipaydaycash.com
iPaydayCash.com is a broker for payday loans, cash advance or payday cash advance companies. For your loan to be approved, you must meet certain requirements. In most cases loans will be deposited the next business day to your checking account.
iPaydayCash.com Launches New Online Payday Cash Advance Loans Application Form for US, UK and Canada
iPaydayCash.com celebrates their 3rd anniversary in November by launching a new, faster online application form for payday cash advance loans. Those interested can get cash advance online within hours.
2012-11-06
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