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Passengers Ride The Cash Train in Melbourne

As seen on TV, Australian Lender, Cash Train will be advertising to over 400,000 passengers per day after releasing posters celebrating their services inside Metro Melbourne trains.

2013-04-16
PERTH, AUSTRALIA, April 16, 2013 (Press-News.org) Nationally recognised short-term lender, Cash Train, have recently joined forces with S & J Media Group to advertise their services inside Metro Melbourne trains. The informative, friendly and simple advertisement invites a broad audience to borrow from a responsible lender who ensures customers affordability comes first. When Cash Train has something to say, they say it loud and proud. They have advertised on multiple platforms previously, such as billboards and television commercials.

The Perth based company with a passion to provide speedy short-term loans are excited to extend their advertising from billboards and television to trains. Celebrating the playful train advertisement, COO, Lucy Auchincloss comments:

"The Cash Train team have worked very hard to be where we are today. We are excited to be advertising our services to a broad audience and of course, on a train. As responsible lenders, we offer quick and affordable loans, which has been very successful to-date. Those who come to Cash Train know they will receive award winning customer service and we want to shout about it".

With a customer support team that has almost doubled this year alone, Cash Train is predicted to continue to rapidly grow and take the lead in the short-term lending market. Not only are they in the process of moving their West Perth office to a larger building nearby, but they have also opened international offices to accommodate for the thousands of applications they receive every month. Opening additional offices means that this Aussie lender can help those who are applying online outside of the normal office hours.

Not only have they expanded in numbers, but they have also changed the way they process their loans to ensure customers receive their cash as quickly as possible. With Cash Train raising customer service benchmarks and continuously improving how they process applications, customers are recognising who they should go to in a short-term financial crisis.

The new advertisement is intended to reach a broad audience and with that in mind, Cash Train is ready to take their services to the next level. Legal lending changes in March saw all short-term lenders processing additional documents before signing off on an applicant's loan amount. After implementing procedure changes and developments, Cash Train is stronger than ever as a company, brand and responsible lender. This makes them the most efficient online short-term lending service in the Australian market.

Cash Train is a trading name of the First Stop Money brand, one of the leading lenders in Australia. They are nationally recognised for their quick and easy service. Customers can apply online through their simple application form and receive up to $1,000 the same day they apply.

Website: http://cashtrain.com.au


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[Press-News.org] Passengers Ride The Cash Train in Melbourne
As seen on TV, Australian Lender, Cash Train will be advertising to over 400,000 passengers per day after releasing posters celebrating their services inside Metro Melbourne trains.