I saw ads on other sites for this company that don't even sound like they were written by someone whose native language is English, which made sense when I came across these sites that reference the First Choice Loan site being created by some sort of Nigerian scammer:https://db.aa419.org/fakebanksview.php?

At least the Nigerian dude trying to sell me ownership in a diamond mine is making a personal time invest in me. 

I had someone apply who's a Nigerian Exchange Student that's only lived in the states for 2 years He's working full time making $840 per week & meets the income requirements The problem is he doesn't have a social security number.

You could also go Nigerian prince and get paid in gift cards.  

Again, not saying that’s the case As I don’t know anything about the OP himself other than what I’ve read in this thread, just that the optics aren’t good here and I doubt I’m the only one who will read this post and see parallels to Nigerian Prince schemes. 

The website looked legit but there was language barrier because I could barely understand him in either spanish or nigerian thick accent during very brief conversations. 

The Nigerian Prince that contacted me on here isn't real?!?

So that's a good thing.So many fake lenders out there these days trying to scam newbies out of up front funding fee's  .. its the Nigerian prince scam coming to private lending.. 

In all honesty I didn't really take it seriously because it sounded like a Nigerian prince scam.

,I'm receptive to pretty much anyone putting something in front of me, unless it is a classic Nigerian scammer asking for two dozen iTunes gift cards.