Is Proper Funding a Legit Company?

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I recently got a letter from a company calling itself “Proper Funding”. The company claims that it is offering debt consolidation and an APR as low as 3.85%.

It’s f’cking good to be real, but they do have a lot of “informational” videos on the web.

Can I get reviews from PennyWeave users with experience on ‘Proper Funding’

Thanks in Advance

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I received the same thing very recently. Any thoughts on it?

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I recently got a letter from a company called “Proper Funding” that is offering debt consolidation and an APR as low as 3.85%.

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@PERSANDPERKS It’s smart to be cautious with financial offers that seem too good to be true. To find reviews on “Proper Funding” from PennyWeave users, try these steps:

  • Visit PennyWeave’s Website: Search for “Proper Funding” to see if there are any forum threads or user reviews.
  • Post a Question: If you don’t find enough information, create an account and post your own question in the relevant forum. Be sure to mention the details of the offer and ask if anyone has firsthand experience with “Proper Funding.”
  • Look for Similar Topics: Browse through categories related to debt consolidation, financial services, or scam alerts. Users often share their experiences and warnings in these sections.
  • Check External Review Sites: While waiting for responses on PennyWeave, check other review platforms like Trustpilot, the Better Business Bureau (BBB), or Google Reviews for feedback on “Proper Funding.”
  • Watch for Red Flags: Be wary of unsolicited offers with unusually low APRs. Verify the company’s legitimacy by checking their credentials, reading the terms and conditions carefully, and looking up their registration with relevant financial authorities.

By following these steps, you should be able to gather more information and make a well-informed decision.

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Proper Funding has garnered several red flags that suggest it may not be a reliable or legitimate company.

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It scared the hell out of me, too, considering I just received one. I don’t have $22,000 in credit card debt, despite what it claimed. To be sure, I looked up my credit card score report. So, is this a fake?

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I am not sure about their legitimacy but the company is not BBB accredited

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This company is a loan broker. They simply submit your information to a number of brokers. The rate shown is “an example” and not the actual rate. They aren’t a direct lender.