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What you Should know about Payday Affiliate Opportunities and The Payday Industry

Feb 28th, 2007

The payday loan cash advance business is one of the largest loan industries in the whole world. The payday loan industry’s rise is actually the result of the ever growing popularity of payday loans among many people. It has been noted that payday loans, also known as deferred presentment or cash advance personal unsecured loans are considered as small and short term loans that allow the people to obtain money against a post dated check. Those thinking of starting an online payday loan company are entering a lucrative market with a lot of rules to follow due to state laws.

The easiest way to be a part of the lucrative Payday loan industry is through affiliate promotion for established payday loan companies. Payday One is the top rated payday loan company on the web and they offer you $25 for every customer that you refer to them. Some affiliates can make a very good living just from this method and it requires only a website or marketing via pay per click. No store or the headaches that come with running a physical company.

There are indications of the growth of the payday loan industry. Perhaps one of those is the fact that in the State of Wisconsin alone, the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) accounted 839,285 payday loans totaling $200.2 million just in the year 1996 alone and is much larger 10 years later. Along with this, the Department of Financial Institutions has reported that there had been an increase in the number of licensed payday loan lenders in the state. In addition, a recent report came out regarding the payday loan industry in the State of Arizona, which maintains that the loan against the paycheck the customers haven’t yet earned generally carries a 15 percent fee. And, on the average payday loan of $300 for eight days, such 15 percent equates to an Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 459 percent.

As the payday loan industry continues to grow, check cashing and payday loan shops are popping up like mushrooms. Several stores are advertising payday loans on their windows and notably, payday loans are even part of some advertisements on the radio, television, the Internet and even the email. Many people are starting online payday loan companies and there are even affiliate and franchises which handle all the financial and technical aspects for you.

So that it can be relatively easy to start a payday loan online business, if you work with an established company

The payday loan industry claims that their payday loans generally serve an under-served market due to the fact that neither consumer finance firms nor standard banks are interested or willing in originating payday loan amount of $100 to $500 and up to $1000 or $2000 non-secured loans. But opponents say they take advantage of people who are in desperate need of quick cash, and they also can lead people into a cycle of debt hard to get out of.

If you are interested in starting your own payday loan business, you’ll need to follow the regulations in each state, as most states now have payday loan laws which it is believed must be followed even by online lenders.

36 Comments to “What you Should know about Payday Affiliate Opportunities and The Payday Industry”

  1. on 22 May 2008 at 5:15 am1Mandy

    I was just wondering if anyone could point me in the direction for actually starting a payday loan company.

    I have no experience in such matters but my partner is a bookeeper. If anyone could help me find the relative info on starting a company and the resources needed, also payday laws in the uk?

    Thanks

  2. on 23 Jun 2008 at 11:21 pm2Mark

    Mandy, I don’t know if you will get this comment but I am interested in starting a payday loan business too. I have done some research and I have the cash but I am looking for assistance in internet marketing for this. Please respond with your contact information.

    Mark

  3. on 24 Jun 2008 at 12:56 pm3Sandra

    Mark, just reading your post. I am interested also. Doing research now and have 20 years experience in accounting and marketing. Coming up with ideas. Can you share what you have found out so far? I would be interested.
    Thanks, Sandy

  4. on 01 Jul 2008 at 7:20 am4Bryan

    I’ve found some information on paydayloanindustry.com. How far have you gotten in your research. Maybe I can help.

  5. on 04 Jul 2008 at 2:36 am5David

    I too would like to start a PDL service. My wife has 22 years of banking and I have working in various financial rolls for the last 7. If any of you four would like to collaborate please do not hesitate to contact me.

  6. on 19 Jul 2008 at 5:58 pm6Kyle

    I have read your posts and anyone who needs the marketing handled for their business, please contact me. I would love to discuss our opportunities and possibilities.

  7. on 06 Aug 2008 at 4:07 pm7Ms. D

    I am manager at a brick and mortar PDL. I am interested in apply my knowledge to my own company. Legimiate leads would be greatly appericated.

  8. on 24 Aug 2008 at 11:49 pm8carol

    I am recently unemployed and have access and could get a very low interest rate loan. I really dont know where to start but my small town where I live does not have one, and I am certain it would fly. because the closest pdl is at least 10 to 30 minutes away.
    thank you
    carol

  9. on 02 Sep 2008 at 1:24 am9sangeeta

    I want to work this type of organisation in India (Mumbai),in payday loan business

  10. on 08 Sep 2008 at 2:01 pm10Sher

    I am interested in starting a small online payday loan business. Would someone give me information on where to begin.
    Thank you.

  11. on 10 Sep 2008 at 11:41 am11Ben

    I am iterested in startig a payday loan business or make a deal with one to offer $2,500.00 (arround) a people with especific financial case status.
    Would someone give me a phone number to contact a financial consultant representative from this business?

  12. on 14 Sep 2008 at 8:40 pm12Ela

    I am interested to start PDL business in VA but I don’t even know where I can find the information to begin.

  13. on 16 Sep 2008 at 10:44 am13kandice

    I AM WANTING TO OPEN UP A payday loan COMPANY. I DONT KNOW WHERE THE STARTING POINT IS.
    IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO IS WILLING TO POINT ME IN THE CORRECT DIRECTION?

  14. on 11 Oct 2008 at 12:43 am14Martha Fenimore

    I am looking for the best start up kit to use to open my check cashing, payday loans title loan money transfers money orders bill pay. Please give me a call or e-mail me if you offer any kind of start up kit like this

    Thanks
    Martha F.

  15. on 06 Nov 2008 at 12:41 pm15Habibi, Hamid

    My Son and I are thinking about starting a small loan company in Oklahoma, how do we go about learning more about this business? are there ane seminars coming up? and what do you think starting capital should be? please respond as soon as you can.
    Sincerely
    Hamid and Matt Habibi

  16. on 08 Nov 2008 at 10:35 pm16RONEY

    I am intresting in starting PDL business , i dont have enough capital thats what i have found out , i would like to join an affiliate program, is there any one who can help me
    sincerly,
    Roney

  17. on 08 Nov 2008 at 11:40 pm17DY

    I am in school with less than 2 years to go for my B.S in marketing. I have already written a very detailed marketing plan for a PDL business. In addition to having a strong grasp of marketing, I am also good with finances, and accounting. Of course I am a poor college student, so I dont have enough money to effectively start.

    All I need to start an effective team, would be:
    1. Someone to build, and maintain the website.
    2. Someone to invest.
    3. Someone with knowledge of the law, particularly PDL legislation.

    The PDL business that I have worked on is an online PDL. I would market the company and deal with advertisers to get our company listed at the top of most major search engines. I would work closely with every member of the team. I have projected that within the first year operating in only 1 state, that it is feasible to gross at least $150,000.00. The process of starting the company would be the most difficult. Funding the loans, and sustaining the business would be easy, and not require a lot of time.

    Contact me if you are interested in starting a team that will make a lot of money, (if you are 1,2,3).

  18. on 10 Nov 2008 at 10:35 am18TMR

    Does anyone know how much money you need to start the sort of business, and what the laws are in the states.

  19. on 18 Nov 2008 at 1:50 am19TJMB

    Hello, I currently work in the payday loan industry as a trainer and noticed there were quite a few people looking to start a payday loan business. I thought I should share my best practices on the business:

    1. This is not an ‘easy’ business to maintain. You can ask any manager and they will tell you that what might work one day/week/month may not work the next. You must always be on your P’s and Q’s to ensure that you are keeping up with your ever changing customer and always have up to date information on the different forms of payday loan fraud that may affect your business.

    2. These businesses can be quite profitable, that is, if you have a dynamic plan of controlling debt. If your not careful, you’ll wipe yourself clean with the abusers of these products.

    3. Invest the extra time necessary with the people who you choose to run your business. If your employees are not properly trained on payday loan law do’s and don’ts, it can mean trouble. Trust me, It’ll save you a lot of headaches in the future and will result to more money to your bottom line!

    Good luck to all. I wish you much success in this highly competitive industry. :)

  20. on 21 Nov 2008 at 2:22 am20joyner,travis

    Would you please send me a step by step process of stating a payday loan company in Tennessee? Thank you very much for your help.

  21. on 28 Nov 2008 at 1:43 pm21PaydayLoanIndustry

    Regarding the startup of a payday loan business, step-by-step guides and resources for learning how to start a payday loan business are available. Regarding laws and licenses for specific states or provinces you should begin with your Department of Corporations or Department of Financial Institutions web sites.

    Http://www.PaydayLoanLegislation.com offers updated payday loan laws and regulations information as well.

    For start up guides, manuals, and tons of free information visit:
    http://www.PaydayLoanIndustry.com

    Be aware that these businesses can be started in stores and on the Internet. They can be very profitable IF you keep a handle on customer identification validation and collections.

    By using some of the great ID data bases available integrated with your payday loan software you can reduce any potential for fraud to a miniscule amount.

    The name of the game in payday loans is COLLECTIONS; you’ve got to stay on top of this. Luckily there are some “payday loan guarantee” programs available and data bases like SCAN (Shared Check Authorization Network). See http://www.CheckDataSystems.com for more info.

    One last thing, with the direction the world economy is currently headed, the coming months and years will witness a huge increase in demand for these so-called micro-loans or payday loans throughout the world.

  22. on 18 Dec 2008 at 10:40 am22S.James

    I’m very interested in starting an online payday loan business. Is anyone knowledgable about this? If and one has any information or any experiences they can share it would be greatly apprecitated. Has anyone purchased the manuels from the websites above. If so was it useful. Please email me any information you may have to my email address at srjjames2002 [at] yahoo [dot] com.

  23. on 22 Dec 2008 at 2:51 pm23A. Jenson

    I am interested in opening a PDL, but can’t find a bank to open a Business Checking account for me . Can anyone help?

  24. on 26 Dec 2008 at 3:30 pm24tisha

    Please send info on how to open your own pdl.

  25. on 09 Mar 2009 at 10:49 pm25Sia

    Are these comments a joke? You guys are all asking the same question, why don’t you do your own research and actually contribute! And who asks for:
    1. Someone to build, and maintain the website.
    2. Someone to invest.
    3. Someone with knowledge of the law, particularly PDL legislation.
    ???
    Having said that, check out: http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/ for consumer protection laws (and in particular, brief overview of state laws).

  26. on 25 Mar 2009 at 7:49 am26Ted

    I have 9 years experience in small consumer lending and title loans. This is different from PDL in that the terms are longer. I was a top performer and supervised 14 offices when I left the business. I am interested in starting a small consumer lending company along with offering pdl’s, bill pay, check cashing, money orders, money transfers, telephone service, and a few other services. I have some investors but I feel they want too much. I am willing to give up 25% equity for 35k investment to meet state criteria and a credit line of 100k paying 1.5% per month for an APR of 18%. You determine your exit point. If you are interested in knowing more please email me tedinokc@msn.com.

  27. on 02 Apr 2009 at 5:52 pm27Blake Collins

    Investor Alert…
    I’m currently running PDL business on the internet and paying out 36% APR, simple interest at 3% per month on investor money. We are Licensed in the State of Utah. We have a Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) registered with SEC and State of Utah. Interested in making 36% email me.

  28. on 07 Apr 2009 at 2:35 pm28john

    I am generating exclusive internet leads of people looking for a payday loan. Unfortunately, I am producing an overflow of leads. If you are looking for a good internet lead then your problems are solved!

  29. on 20 May 2009 at 10:12 pm29Bikki

    Hello everyone. I am already in retail business. I am interested on this business too as everyone . I am willing to invest if anyone is really close on their project and have done their research about opening new pdl business.Thank you !

  30. on 19 Jun 2009 at 12:15 pm30Hemal

    I am willing to invest some money in an established payday loan company provided you let me verify the facts of your business. Please email me the minimum and maximum investment requirements and other details.

  31. on 08 Aug 2009 at 5:40 pm31FPSI

    If anyone has this type of business and need a powerful collection Agency to partner with. contact me @ pmeyer098@gmail.com. I wll send you my credentials per request.

  32. on 01 Oct 2009 at 10:42 am32craig

    hey im craig from australia i work in the mining inderstry and im interested in starting a small money lending business in the town of mount isa queensland. I have the shop space and finances to start and suport the business but being my first business im laking pritty much every thing els im not even shore were to start . so if anyone from australia qld that could guide me in the right direction would be very much thankfull . im even interested if someone is looking to start up them self and need a business partrner and expanding from there thank you and hope to talk to some one smart soon lol

  33. on 08 Nov 2009 at 11:02 am33Christine

    Someone please help! My husband and I live in New Jersey and we are wanting to start a small loan business and to grow into something bigger as time goes along. I have been reading that Pay Day loans in New Jersey are illegal yet, there are so many people who do it.

    Q 1) Is there anyone reading his post that has or is currently enaged in this business in the state of NJ?
    Q2) Is this illegal? If so, what are the “Loopholes,” that some many have talked about?

    It figures NJ would be the one state to have a problem with people helping people and making money in the process. They are probably thinking that it does not help them any so make it illegal!

    I curently have two people looking and one of whom we were just about to complete the agreement for a personal loan and I now have to stop mid stream because I do not want to egage in things that are illegal.

    Thanks everyone!

    Chris

  34. on 22 Dec 2009 at 9:18 pm34Stephen

    For any questions refering to the legality of starting up a business you should seriously consault a lawyer. He will be able to provide you with almost everything you need to know on starting up a PDL or a OPDL.

  35. on 17 Feb 2010 at 3:01 pm35Gabriel

    The payday loan industry can still be a profitable business in the U.S. and beyond, even with changing legislation state by state. But like any business, the difference between success and failure lies mainly in preparation and education. You need to do your homework, consult, and read up about start up costs, internet models vs. brick-and-mortar stores, choose the software to fit your needs and much much more.

    I specialize in providing low-cost consultations for new and existing customers. After all, when it comes to payday loans and collections, a dollar spent on education can save you thousands in fees later, and increase collections immediately!

    -Gabriel Rodriguez
    Synaptic Database
    synapticdatabase.com
    gabe.rodriguez@synapticdatabase.com

  36. on 10 Aug 2010 at 5:27 pm36Roberto Morales

    I own a income tax preparation company with more than 2000 potential customers for loans
    please tell me how can I offer your loans how can I benefit from it

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