Frequently asked questions

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Does the email mean I have a loan offer?

Pacific Blue Loans gives you context before the request form. A message in your inbox introduces this service; it does not represent an offer from a lender. A loan offer can only come from a lender after its review.

Is Pacific Blue Loans a lender?

Pacific Blue Loans is a connecting service, not a lender. Independent lenders make their own credit decisions and set the terms of any loan they offer.

What should I review if I receive an offer?

Read the Annual Percentage Rate (APR), fees, payment schedule, total repayment amount, and any conditions. If you receive an offer, check how each payment fits alongside your existing commitments. The amount, costs, and repayment schedule all help you evaluate the decision.

Do I have to accept an offer?

You choose whether to accept any offer made by a lender. Pacific Blue Loans does not require you to accept a loan simply because you visit this website or submit a request.

How can I stop receiving emails?

Use the unsubscribe link in the email you received, or the Unsubscribe page. You do not need to submit a loan request to unsubscribe.

Who can help with an existing loan?

Contact your lender directly about payments, changes, or an existing agreement. For questions about using Pacific Blue Loans, visit our contact page.

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Submitting a request does not ensure that a lender will make an offer.

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