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E-Consent

Please read this notice carefully before submitting any information on this Website or choosing to do business electronically.

By submitting your information through our online form, you confirm that you have read and understood this disclosure. You agree to conduct transactions, communicate electronically, and use our services to connect with lenders. Once matched with a lender, you may also be asked to provide additional electronic consent (e-consent) directly to that lender to use e-signatures, receive disclosures, and communicate electronically.

Hard Copies

You may request paper copies of disclosures or legal notices from your lender at no cost. Each lender may also retain hard copies of legal records in accordance with applicable law.

Scope of Consent

Your consent covers all forms of electronic communication, including interactions via computer, mobile phone, tablet, or other devices.

By providing e-consent, you agree that:

  • Your information may be collected, processed, and stored electronically.
  • Transactions may be completed electronically.
  • Documents and disclosures may be signed and delivered electronically.
  • Your lender may send you notices, disclosures, or links to third-party websites or services electronically.

Electronic records and signatures carry the same legal value as paper documents.

Technical Requirement

To conduct business electronically, you must have:

  • A computer or mobile device with internet access
  • A valid email address
  • A modern web browser with at least 128-bit encryption (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
  • A PDF reader (e.g., Adobe Acrobat Reader, Foxit)

Some lenders may require additional software or hardware, which they will disclose if needed.

Withdrawing Consent

Your consent to share information through our Website is a one-time transaction and cannot be withdrawn once your request is submitted.

If you are connected with a lender, you may withdraw your e-consent with that lender at any time at no cost by contacting them directly. However, withdrawing consent may prevent the lender from offering you a loan or related product.

Withdrawing consent will not affect the validity of prior electronic records or communications.

To avoid disruptions, you should notify your lender promptly if your email address, mailing address, or other contact details change.

A personal loan is a medium-term loan with a fixed interest rate, typically repaid in equal monthly installments over a period of up to 24 months. Loan amounts, eligibility, and terms depend on your individual credit profile. Depending on the lender, your state, and your financial situation, our network can help you access up to $5,000.

The owner and operator of southshorecu.org is not a lender and does not make credit decisions or issue loan offers. The website functions solely as a matching service, connecting users with lenders and third-party partners. There are no fees for using the service, and users are not obligated to contact any lender or accept any loan product. Information about personal loans and the lending industry is provided for informational purposes only. primopersonalloans.com does not endorse any specific lender and is not responsible for the actions or inactions of the lenders.

The website does not collect, store, or have access to information regarding fees or charges associated with lenders or loan products. Online personal loans are not available in all states, and not all lenders in the network can provide loans up to $5,000. Approval is not guaranteed, and submitting a request does not ensure that you will be matched with a lender or receive an offer on the terms requested. Lenders may perform credit checks through one or more credit bureaus to assess creditworthiness and determine available loan products. Additional verifications may be required, such as Social Security number, driver’s license, or other identification documents. Loan terms vary by lender and depend on several factors, including your state of residence, credit profile, and the lender’s individual policies.