Instant Cash Advances

Instant cash advances are adept at finding dying financial corpses and feasting away. When you find yourself lying face down in the sand, beware the bite of instant cash advances!



Instant Cash Advances - Dung Beetles

Beyond the hills, due south of the Payday Oasis, lies the valley of the instant cash advances. No, we've never been - we wouldn't dare leave the security of the Oasis for a southward romp. Why? Because no one ever comes back, thats why! They walk out into the distance, apply for god knows what instant cash advances they come across, and then...then they are no more.

Deep in the valley of instant cash advances

A man need to be desperate, on his final strand of his hideous rope, to consider instant cash advances. And unfortunately, we see people just like that come into the Payday Oasis every day:

Yet all these instant cash advances come to is death - and even death will not stem the devilish creatures form continuing their delicious feast!

Always something else to eat

Imagine you're a soldier, and you apply for some payday cash advances. Two weeks later, long before your stipend arrives and the repayment ate for your loan, you are shipped off overseas, leaving a wife and three kids behind. You are gone - but your instant cash advances remain, slowly devouring any hope you have of an easy, manageable repayment upon your return home. Six months later you are back, and your loan is still there, still awaiting your repayment, but now you have 12 roll over cycles to deal with, which can mean up to $1200 in addition to the original $500 you applied for.

These beetles, they never stop. Instant cash advances never stop eating until you crush the beasts into submission. Which it turns out is next to impossible to do, given the sun, and the heat, and the exhaustion you'll feel after infinite rounds with your last minute financial demands.


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