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GEMB RV Loans

gemb-rvloansEver since we mentioned the GEMB RV loans we have been getting a lot of the email requesting a page for application online. We don’t have such a thing.

Some people want to know exactly what is a GEMB RV loan so here is a brief answer for you;

GEMB stands for GE Money Bank and this the personal financing division of GE. GE is one of the biggest companies on the planet and there is no surprise that they would get involved with personal financing someday. As more more people are looking for solutions for loan approval companies like GE are filling a necessary void in the lending institution market.

Their RV loan page and application form has been discontinued from time to time as they change their web site so we will try to bring you the latest link as soon as we possibly can.

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COMMENTS

5 Comments

  1. Ted Jackson

    February 16th, 2009 08:13 PM

    Want to talk to someone about a motorhome I have in storage.I believe it was financed through you and the person quit paying on it and left it behind.

  2. Lona B. Chase

    March 4th, 2009 11:43 AM

    Acct. # numbers removed to protect Lona I have not received my statement letter for interest paid in 2008. Please email with info..

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    April 14th, 2009 09:52 AM

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  4. admin

    April 14th, 2009 09:59 AM

    We are not a lender for GEMB RV loans and we are not affiliated with General Electric Money Bank in any way.

    We just write articles about particular lenders in the United States. We don’t provide loans either. We sometimes recommend companies that give loans to people who have bad credit sometimes though.

    Lona – I removed your GEMB account number from this page the day you made the comment here. Make sure you never do that again. Never just enter any personal financial account numbers on ANY web site, blog, forum, etc. Careful kiddo ;-)

  5. Paul Wilson Neff

    February 1st, 2010 03:07 PM

    how can I obtain the amount of interest paid for 2009 on my loan

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