Wonga.pl sp. z o.o.
English payday loan providerwww.wonga.com
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Oct 27, 2026
Slow Cars, €500 Challenges & a Volvo Across Europe | Redline Republic Podcast Ep.40
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37:51DanHOST
We're spending an awful lot of money here that we don't have.
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37:55BadgerHOST
yes Dan I've been saying it to you we're getting that Wonga off the internet do
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38:01DanHOST
you know what I mean yeah go the first the first check we get from Spotify for 10 euro goes straight up and lowballing someone for 10 will you take a 10er for it
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38:12BadgerHOST
yeah no man like I think I don't know
Smashing the 'Forced Into Finance' Trope
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61:40Pete QuiñonesHOST
Not very friendly.
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61:43Pete QuiñonesHOST
But by far the most notorious domestic online money lender in Britain is Wonga.
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61:48Pete QuiñonesHOST
It was the astonishing 5,853% rate on Wanga's annual loans that finally prompted the British government to begin closing the loopholes, which permitted the moneylenders feeding frenzy on the British people.
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62:01Pete QuiñonesHOST
Wanga, which still charges annual interest rates of 1,509%, was founded by two South African Jews, Errol Damelin and John T. Hurwitz.
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62:49Pete QuiñonesHOST
Among the company's practices was the forging of legal letters in order to terrorize customers into paying even higher fees.
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62:57Pete QuiñonesHOST
Because such practices are completely illegal, the company was later subject to criminal investigation.
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63:02Pete QuiñonesHOST
Like a rat deserting a sinking ship, Damlin stepped down from his leadership at Wonga, retaining his shares, just two weeks before the company was due to be hit with new regulations from the Financial Conduct Authority, as well as a $4 million compensation demand.
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63:17Pete QuiñonesHOST
Wonga had yet to pay thousands of customers when it went bust in August 2018.
Football Tenable Quiz Game! Traitors Edition
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66:23RonnieHOST
It's one of them, anyway.
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66:24TobesHOST
That's good, because I thought it was Newcastle in my head, because you said the Wonga kit, and I was like, was that Danny Rose?
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66:28RoryHOST
Yeah, mate, I've got no bloody clue.
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66:31RoryHOST
Um...
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69:46TobesHOST
You knew Colbert was like then.
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69:49RoryHOST
We were
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69:50TobesHOST
thinking of Wonga Newcastle.
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69:51RoryHOST
No, no, because I remember Jack Colbeck in like the Carabao Cup or something for Nottingham Forest like a couple of years ago.
Smashing the 'Forced Into Finance' Trope
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61:48Pete QuiñonesHOST
Not very friendly.
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61:51Pete QuiñonesHOST
But by far the most notorious domestic online money lender in Britain is Wonga.
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61:57Pete QuiñonesHOST
It was the astonishing 5,853% rate on Wanga's annual loans that finally prompted the British government to begin closing the loopholes, which permitted the moneylenders feeding frenzy on the British people.
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62:10Pete QuiñonesHOST
Wanga, which still charges annual interest rates of 1,509%, was founded by two South African Jews, Errol Damelin and John T. Hurwitz.
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62:57Pete QuiñonesHOST
Among the company's practices was the forging of legal letters in order to terrorize customers into paying even higher fees.
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63:05Pete QuiñonesHOST
Because such practices are completely illegal, the company was later subject to criminal investigation.
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63:10Pete QuiñonesHOST
Like a rat deserting a sinking ship, Damlin stepped down from his leadership at Wonga, retaining his shares... just two weeks before the company was due to be hit with new regulations from the Financial Conduct Authority, as well as a $4 million compensation demand.
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63:25Pete QuiñonesHOST
Wonga had yet to pay thousands of customers when it went bust in August 2018.
What you need to know about new buy now, pay later rules
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2:29Kate PenderGUEST
Sort of.
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2:31Kate PenderGUEST
I think if we were to step back and look at what's happened in the lending market over the last decade, you know, some time ago we would have been having a podcast like this talking about the use of payday loans and the likes of Wonga.
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2:44Kate PenderGUEST
And all of those have really exited the market after the regulation changed quite some time ago.
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2:52Kate PenderGUEST
So buying our pay later, to a certain extent, has come in to replace some of those things.
Where Does the Next 1000x Come From?
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58:52AlexHOST
And I don't mean that in a negative way.
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58:53AlexHOST
I mean, like most people on the street take out Wonga loans and don't even understand interest and compound interest.
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58:59AlexHOST
How the hell are they? Why would they have any appetite to understand like self-custody and decentralization?
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59:06GrantHOST
Yeah.
Pappy's Flatshare Ep 1637: How did Satan tempt you?
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12:47Ben ClarkHOST
We don't need taxi loads.
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12:49Ben ClarkHOST
So we've got to be getting onto wonga.com. That's it.
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12:52Ben ClarkHOST
We've got to do the whole payday loan thing.
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12:55Ben ClarkHOST
This is how
S4 | E26 | AI That Works: Practical Value, Enterprise Trust & What Comes Next - Cassie Harman @ Nitro
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1:57Alex HutchingsHOST
Really interesting background, obviously 20 years in tech, ex-BBC, right back in, what, late 90s, early 2000.
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2:04Alex HutchingsHOST
But you then went on to work for the likes of Wonga, Ovo, and then most recently, Kalooza.
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2:10Alex HutchingsHOST
Nitro, for me, I was talking to Patrick, who obviously has set this up, It's a product I use every day, but actually what's interesting.
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2:17Alex HutchingsHOST
Yeah, I do.