P2P Lending / NFT Lending Forum

This is a great discussion - and one that will continue to happen each year. I agree with Bryce that now is the time to make third-party voices heard and not shut out. Lending Club needs to know that they stand to benefit, not lose, from a vibrant p2p lending ecosystem, and a generous API agreement (that still maintains their security requirements, etc) is a part of how that ecosystem is catalyzed.

If you guys want this covered in an article on LendingMemo send me an email.

Came out yesterday. First one since the new management took over.

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Interesting to see the breakdown of company ownership (pg 103):

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For what it's worth, I directly emailed management about this and was told I would receive a reply, a reply which never came.

Getting this error message when trying to add notes to an order through the LC website. Anybody else?

Bigger fan of this investment class than any other. I personally feel the LC 10% limit is way too safe...

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Well I suppose I should introduce myself. I've been a long time lurker on this forum but haven't really interacted with it much. I hope that changes in the coming year. Anyways, I a huge lover of p2p lending, have been an active lender for about 15 months, and recently launched a peer to peer lending site http://www.lendingmemo.com" class="bbc_link" target="_blank">www.lendingmemo.com

I'm a big fan of Peter's work, and a proponent of this industry. I am eager to help Prosper and Lending Club in whatever way they make space, and am really excited about new players entering the arena.