Arrain
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Much as it sounds like you want to help, I'd advise you to be sensible and DON'T hand over your money.
Imagine that you friend had asked you the same thing - what would you advise them to do?
Think carefully before releasing any of your money to someone you don't know, no matter how much you want to help. |
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Roger N
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No way. If you bail them out, they'll never learn how important it is to manage money proplerly. |
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fairyb04
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If he hasn't asked I would not offer, if he did the answer from me would be no. "never lend what you cant afford to lose" and I would miss £150! |
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a m
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never, u might as well lend me some money as well if u r, i would only lend money to a family member or if it is a small amount to friends, not £150 to some one u just met no matter how much probs there having |
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Dellboy from UK
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There is a saying:
Neither a lender nor a borrower be
It is based on sound common sense. Borrowing and lending destroys friendships |
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mick8751
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don't be daft girl keep your money |
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Crazy Diamond
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NO |
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dels replies
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NO |
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beckettnicola
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personally i would not give them 150 pounds
maybe 10 pounds here and there but i wud wunder weva dey r jst usin u 4 da money n if dey ask u 4 dat much afta onli knowin ya 4 five hours then frankly they hav no dignity at all |
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Wildwitch
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You 'loan' to people and 'borrow' from them. |
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pm
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Anyone that would ask to borrow money from a stranger is a loser. |
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Bwabyboi
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nah i wouldnt..
if i had known someone long enough
then i probably would..
5hrs they could have made up story.. |
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manno
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Never lend more than you can afford to lose... |
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Adam G
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if you know there is a feeling there lend it to them but beware. They may be pulling a fast one on you. Do not trust somebody you have known for a short amount of time. Actions speak louder than words. |
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sosgez
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Dont do it. Things get too complicated later on. |
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Jewel
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No. Not really any point in lending a stranger anything chances are you won't get it back.
If you felt really generous you could give it to him but expect he might want to milk you for more if you do.
Examine your motives for wanting to loan a stranger the money.
Why not just donate £150 to the Needy in Africa via Bob Geldof's site if you are just feeling generous. |
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Judy1
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Not unless I was willing to just give it to him and not expect repayment, since that's most likely what will happen.
Or to cut to the chase, no I wouldn't. |
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