http://www.paydayloanbenefits.com/n76.html The online cash advance provides a major benefit to today's consumer - accessibility. en-us Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Weblog Editor 2.0 More than any other financial product available today, the online cash advance is extremely accessible. From any computer with an Internet connection you can find, apply, and qualify for one of the thousands of online cash advance opportunities available on the Internet. No other tool - not car loans, not credit cards - can offer the same speed and effectiveness. The system is organized, and that organization is essential to your fast financial relief. A fair price to pay for an online cash advance Sure you might pay the equivalent of 500% APR for your online cash advances, but when you look at the details things really aren't that bad: You hang onto your cash advance for only a few weeks, and the repayment will never take a full year to complete. You are paying a set fee, not an interest rate, for cash advances, meaning lenders can legally charge whatever they want. But think about it - clothes are usually marked up hundreds of percentages for a one time sale - you don't see anyone fighting the high price of designer clothes do you? No, you don't. The online cash advance takes a raw material - cash - and turns it into something extremely useful and essential to your financial survival. there is no law saying you have to take out an online cash advance for this financial emergency, there is nothing forcing you to do anything at all about the high cost financial emergency you currently face. There is just the option, and while its an expensive option its also a luxury option you don't essentially need. The problem with designer loans the problem with the online cash advance is that it is made so easily accessible to the general public - and many people feel that such a wide-open financial tool should be placed under tight regulation. But lets move back to the jeans - people on a budget should know better than to walk into some fancy store that really anyone can go into and drop $500 on a pair of jeans, and if they do it regardless we chalk it up to poor spending habits. Where is the difference in an online cash advance? The problem is the jeans aren't specifically designed for people in trouble of losing their pants. Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT