Comments on: Ppdai - p2p lending reaches China

By: imitation scam?

imitation scam? — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:06:54 +0000

I registered and gave my email, but the site doesn’t work. As well, the site seems dead now, only a handful of participants borrowing at a 25% interest rate. Isn’t that illegally over “4 times the bank rate” as the article states? And there’s no payment system, how do borrowers repay lenders?

Sounds fishy to me. It’s nothing like prosper or smava.

By: P2P Finance讨论 » Blog Archive » 一些关于PPDai的英文评论

P2P Finance讨论 » Blog Archive » 一些关于PPDai的英文评论 — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 06:07:48 +0000

[...] Peer-to-peer lending for 1.3 billion peers SLW Authoritative Report #4: Jack Gu, CEO of ppDai.com In… [...]

By: P2P-Banking.com Blog » Interview with ppdai founder

P2P-Banking.com Blog » Interview with ppdai founder — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 13:01:52 +0000

[...] Luyi Chen of China Web2.0 Review has an interview with Jack Gu, founder of China's p2p lending service ppdai.com, which was covered here earlier. [...]

By: P2P-Kredite.com

P2P-Kredite.com — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 13:17:36 +0000

Ppdai startet in China…

Startup Ppdai.com will ab Juli P2P-Kredite in China vermitteln. Die Plattform ist bereits fertig und online, befindet sich aber noch in der nicht-öffentlichen Testphase.
Beim Design wurde erheblich bei Smava und Prosper.com abgekupfert. Mehr dazu und…