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by 1crzydmnd , Nov 03 '00
Pros: prompt reply, process done online and over phone, quick delivery of checks Cons: form submission is tedious
Last February, I had finally gotten fed up with paying those outrageous interest rates on my credit cards. I had 5 cards accruing more and more interest every month and decided the time was long overdue to do something about it.
I had...
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by joannam , Feb 03 '00
Pros: none I saw Cons: terrible customer service
I have had a horrendous experience with the Lending Tree's customer service. I filled out most of the company’s very long on-line car loan application form, which requested every kind of personal information imaginable (ss#, mother’s maiden name,...
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by led_zec , May 11 '00
Pros: Good lenders to choose from Cons: Horrible design, usability
We recently were in the market for a secured line of credit on our home in order to undertake some improvements, refinance a car loan, etc. I checked with a few of the standard outlets for loans: our bank, our insurance company, etc. None were...
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by slanter , Aug 23 '02
Pros: Internet applications are more convenient to make than applying in person at a bank. Cons: Wouldn't help because my loan was too small, has creative ways to be pushy.
LendingTree appears to be a rather customer focused site. Unfortunately, you're not the customer. Their customers are the companies that actually supply the mortgage, and who pay for LendingTree's operating costs. This sort of customer focus lead to them...
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by argyle , Jul 19 '00
Pros: They provide exactly the service they advertise Cons: You never know what you'll get.
My wife and I refinanced our mortgage with a company we contacted via LendingTree. The service itself does precisely what it claims: it distributes your information to participating lenders and gets you up to four quotes. Any problems experienced after...
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by mwoodman1972 , May 24 '05
Pros: Offers were delivered as promised. Cons: Website is frusting; Your private data is kept for at least 25 months without recourse.
I recently gave LendingTree.com a try in my quest for a low-rate home loan. You know, When banks compete, you win! As you would expect, I had to reluctantly divulge all sorts of identity-theft-fodder information in order to complete the ...
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by reynard4 , Jul 03 '02
Pros: None Cons: Invasion of privacy, tried to bait and switch, preposterous closing fees.
I had used lending tree's service about a year ago (for a home eq loan) and was happy with the results. I got 4 offers via e-mail only, no badgering to sign up from the lenders and reasonably good rates (although I eventually found better elsewhere)....
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by SimonCook , Jul 20 '00
Pros: Excellent idea Cons: Reliant on outside suppliers, which often gives poor service
Lendingtree offers the chance to have various financial institutions fighting over your trade, benefit the consumer by lowering mortgage rates (or loan rates).
The site
The site is well designed and very intuitive. It is very...
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by drozero , Jul 27 '05
Pros: The only pro I have is to stay away from them! Cons: The whole thing was a CON!
I have bought and sold five homes and done several refinances and HELOC's. Lending Tree was by far the worst experience I ever had from beginning to end! In fact they are the only bad experience that I have had! They claim to match you with four banks ...
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by MailAngels , Oct 12 '00
Pros: Easy to navigate, easy to apply, fast replies. Cons: Only submitting to one lender??? Terms not clear on site!
I saw all of the commercials. I read the advertisements. I heard the stories from others. I even read the epinions concerning LendingTree.com. Recently, I wanted to apply for a small loan so I visited the site.
I must say that of most...
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by teamrailey , Jan 26 '06
Pros: Ease of doing everything online Cons: Poor customer service, LONG processing time, High fees
We recently applied for a home equity loan with Lending Tree. Unfortunately, I should have read the reviews here first! When we started the process, the loan officer gave us a ball park figure on our home's value. It was $30,000 less than what the ...
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by mndapa2 , Sep 19 '05
Pros: None - go locally or somewhere else. Cons: Costly, over represent what they can deliver, dont stand behind their word.
My wife and I used Lending Tree recently to establish a home equity line of credit. What would take a few days by using a local mortgage guy in the end took months by LendingTree. We wanted a fairly small home equity line and we were told that only ...
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by peanut_putter , Aug 20 '06
Pros: A fun concept, until you try it Cons: Might as well shout your financials from the rooftops for the same results
I thought the idea of LendingTree was absolutely brilliant. Since my info would be going to lenders who knew I was looking at competitive offers, maybe they'd start lower and I'd save myself some time in the process. Too bad this isn't really the case. ...
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by buzz- , Jul 10 '07
Pros: Different loan offers, good initial process, did ultimately lower my mortgage payments Cons: Confusing paperwork, poor communication, and a nagging sense that I got cheated
I used LendingTree to refinance my mortgage in June, 2007. LendingTree is supposed to be an efficient, low cost, way to refinance. Their advertising says that they work with lots of lenders to find the absolute best deal for you. The ads imply that ...
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by madmax2003 , May 26 '04
Pros: None to speak of Cons: Does not save much time. May hurt your credit score.
The service that Lending Tree provides is not worth the effort. All they do is send your loan application to 3 or 4 lenders. They are just providing leads to these lenders, nothing more. There is no real competition like they advertise. In ...
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