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Although I like the idea of making more resources available to the people who need it, I think the rates are quite high. For the people who've exhausted their resources in need of borrowing money, I think this site would be useful to them. In this sense, it's logical because if... more
Reviewed by weblified May 22 2007, 09:04pm ( 53 reviews ) • prosper.com
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Rated by jmdcpa on Oct 12, 12:47pm
Peer-to-peer lending comes to America. Taking a bite out of the bankers' hides.
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Rated by lpu05nh on Apr 04 2009, 5:40am
what a great idea.
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Rated by susanad on Dec 12 2008, 12:27pm
Not available in Texas.
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Rated by suzukibeane on Nov 13 2008, 11:37pm
from Time's top ten of 2006 sites.
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Rated by jaydrake-fu on Sep 26 2008, 8:43am
I rather like the idea of people funding loans for other people in this way. Not without it's risks, of course, so be careful!
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Rated by amyji2 on Jul 22 2008, 6:06am
This is a way to earn a higher interest rate than what the online banks are offering today and you help people at the same time.
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Rated by JamesFrancis on Jun 23 2008, 9:35am
I don't need a loan at present... but I may just check out this site a little closer if I do in the future.
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Rated by hunza on Jun 20 2008, 4:05am
An interesting idea. I might want to invest in this one day, if I could get to the point where I'm caught up and able to invest extra $$$.
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Rated by modiebadanov on May 20 2008, 10:04pm
this was mentioned in some very good places ...but it does make me think of the foreclosure mess.
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Rated by daveinthehouse on May 03 2008, 8:20am
very smart concept. creates a middle ground between personal loans and credit cards. everyday people can become 'bankers' and earn higher return on loans than a savings account, and everyday people can be 'borrowers' and access money cheaper than that from credit cards.