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What's happening
Fraudsters send unsolicited offers — often for generous sums with almost no checks — then ask for a fee to 'release', 'insure' or 'process' the funds. Once you pay, nothing arrives. The offer exists only to extract that payment.
What to do
Never pay to unlock a loan. Only apply through credicorp.co.uk, where fees are disclosed in your agreement and taken from the facility, not paid up front. Compare against real figures with the calculators. If our name was used, report it via reporting suspected fraud. See advance-fee scams.
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