This is a very bad experience. This is the same thing happened to me last year. I collected #10,000 which is equivalent to $24 from Jumia play to pay back one month interval. When the month elapsed I paid the capital thinking that they would paused the loan since I have paid the capital but to my surprise, after one week, I received a message from they that my loan interest has been increased to $2 again. And at that time there was no money in my hand to pay off the loan so I have to wait till the month and clear the load and by then it increased to $2 times 4 equal to $8. Since after that day, I have learned my lesson on apps loans. With the personal experienced I have perceived or encountered, I also advice people not to take loan from apps the matter what.   Trouble don't come informed - sometime we go to trouble so that trouble can trouble us. And most of the time trouble comes to us uninvited - this has happened with me too- I can understand the pain of losing the money this quick If there's a debt thing in any app I would suggest to take a step back or just leave it alone and don't listen to what the ads been talking and if you keep doing it everytime you see a loan app you will be saved. I've been doing this since in the past and someone should not be falling into their traps because afaik I think it's on their ToS before you finish taking the loans although I don't like the way they just automatically take something from you without even putting a prompt information so that it will save you from trouble thinking you have enough money for something and it turns out the app just took it from you suddenly.
This is a very bad experience. This is the same thing happened to me last year. I collected #10,000 which is equivalent to $24 from Jumia play to pay back one month interval. When the month elapsed I paid the capital thinking that they would paused the loan since I have paid the capital but to my surprise, after one week, I received a message from they that my loan interest has been increased to $2 again. And at that time there was no money in my hand to pay off the loan so I have to wait till the month and clear the load and by then it increased to $2 times 4 equal to $8. Since after that day, I have learned my lesson on apps loans. With the personal experienced I have perceived or encountered, I also advice people not to take loan from apps the matter what.   Trouble don't come informed - sometime we go to trouble so that trouble can trouble us. And most of the time trouble comes to us uninvited - this has happened with me too- I can understand the pain of losing the money this quick If there's a debt thing in any app I would suggest to take a step back or just leave it alone and don't listen to what the ads been talking and if you keep doing it everytime you see a loan app you will be saved. I've been doing this since in the past and someone should not be falling into their traps because afaik I think it's on their ToS before you finish taking the loans although I don't like the way they just automatically take something from you without even putting a prompt information so that it will save you from trouble thinking you have enough money for something and it turns out the app just took it from you suddenly.

This is a very bad experience. This is the same thing happened to me last year. I collected #10,000 which is equivalent to $24 from Jumia play to pay back one month interval. When the month elapsed I paid the capital thinking that they would paused the loan since I have paid the capital but to my surprise, after one week, I received a message from they that my loan interest has been increased to $2 again. And at that time there was no money in my hand to pay off the loan so I have to wait till the month and clear the load and by then it increased to $2 times 4 equal to $8. Since after that day, I have learned my lesson on apps loans. With the personal experienced I have perceived or encountered, I also advice people not to take loan from apps the matter what.   Trouble don't come informed - sometime we go to trouble so that trouble can trouble us. And most of the time trouble comes to us uninvited - this has happened with me too- I can understand the pain of losing the money this quick If there's a debt thing in any app I would suggest to take a step back or just leave it alone and don't listen to what the ads been talking and if you keep doing it everytime you see a loan app you will be saved. I've been doing this since in the past and someone should not be falling into their traps because afaik I think it's on their ToS before you finish taking the loans although I don't like the way they just automatically take something from you without even putting a prompt information so that it will save you from trouble thinking you have enough money for something and it turns out the app just took it from you suddenly.

This is a very bad experience. This is the same thing happened to me last year. I collected #10,000 which is equivalent to $24 from Jumia play to pay back one month interval. When the month elapsed I paid the capital thinking that they would paused the loan since I have paid the capital but to my surprise, after one week, I received a message from they that my loan interest has been increased to $2 again. And at that time there was no money in my hand to pay off the loan so I have to wait till the month and clear the load and by then it increased to $2 times 4 equal to $8. Since after that day, I have learned my lesson on apps loans. With the personal experienced I have perceived or encountered, I also advice people not to take loan from apps the matter what.   Trouble don't come informed - sometime we go to trouble so that trouble can trouble us. And most of the time trouble comes to us uninvited - this has happened with me too- I can understand the pain of losing the money this quick If there's a debt thing in any app I would suggest to take a step back or just leave it alone and don't listen to what the ads been talking and if you keep doing it everytime you see a loan app you will be saved. I've been doing this since in the past and someone should not be falling into their traps because afaik I think it's on their ToS before you finish taking the loans although I don't like the way they just automatically take something from you without even putting a prompt information so that it will save you from trouble thinking you have enough money for something and it turns out the app just took it from you suddenly.