So I have my best friend in the world, who is also my dog, Heidi. She’s been with me ever since I got my first apartment a few years ago. Recently she got real sick, and we found a tumor on her side. I took her to the vet, and he told me she needs surgery as soon as possible. The sooner she has it, the better chance she has at surviving. He told me the price, and I started to cry. How was I going to afford that?

I called my Mom, hysterical, and she calmed me down. She told me how she got money in rough times - and she’s used a lot of car title loans and things like that. I told her I had bad credit and she said she did too. So I thought to myself, “Hm, maybe I’ll be able to get help that way. I should at least try.”

So I looked around on the Internet for a little while, and I came to this website - Car Title Loans in Scottsdale. They had this online application, and a live person there to assist me through the entire process until I got approved - which only took like, an hour. They got the money to me the next day, and I was able to pay for Heidi’s surgery! She’s doing so good now, it’s like she was never sick in the first place. I’m so glad she’s still here, I don’t know what I would do without her! I hate the thought of losing her, and thanks to Car Title Loans in Scottsdale, that didn’t happen!

Amanda B. of Scottsdale

I didn’t exactly expect this to happen when I graduated from ASU: my gas service was cut and my old microwave died and I refuse to only fry things on a George Foreman grill.  And this year it is my turn to make Thanksgiving dinner for some friends and my uncle.

But I’m a creative fixer: I just learned that your a car can be collateral on a loan.

This year, 2008, hasn’t been my best.  I lost my job in March and was unemployed until last month.  During those months without work the bills piled up, went unpaid and I got bad credit.  Then brake replacements on my car set me back another $450, which I had to borrow from a friend in Tempe.

I hit a low point when my gas was shut off in late summer. They asked for a $190 security deposit to get it restored.  That simply wasn’t possible.  So with no money, what did I do?  I went shopping. I found a combo convection oven-microwave at the Walmart out by the airport on Northsight Boulevard.  It was about $200. If I bought it it would solve two problems (oven and microwave) because you can cook most foods in them, it just takes a little study.  You can even roast a turkey, grill fish and make steaks or chops in them.

But I couldn’t figure out where I’d get the $200 for the new microwave in time for Thanksgiving.  I went on the Internet and searched for “Holiday loans” and “very fast cash,” then I found Car Title Loans in Scottsdale. They said my Ford truck (paid off about 24 months ago) could get me a loan for the $200 plus the $450 I owe my friend.  The online application was easier than getting a discount shopper card at Safeway. It took about 20 minutes to complete. The $650 was in my bank account in 18 hours and I bought the oven that afternoon. The first night I made a delicious hamburger-broccoli dish with garlic – such an improvement over the Seven Eleven burritos I’d eaten the entire previous week.

Car title loans are great when you think you have no other options or simply are in a hurry.  Now I can have friends over for Thanksgiving dinner.  I might even surprise everyone with mashed potatoes from scratch.

- Merrit N.

By the way, Scottsdale is near Tucson, Phoenix, Peoria, Tempe, and Goodyear

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