I think Mahalo should take this question out. It is advertising a private company.
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/home-loans/we-are-sify-finance-company-england-our-company-is-fuly-registered-to-give-out-international-loan-with-4-interest-rate-moneyloan-sify-co
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Great job by anyone and everyone who reported that as spam it looks like the question has been removed now...whew ...great job on pointing that out as well @mahalkita
The report button is our friend.
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But wait a minute before you pull the ad! I want to consolidate all my loans and give them all my business. They just look so reputable, don't they? Maybe it's a bad joke?
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The question was commercial.
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darn it. i didn't mean to pick yours as best answer. i just wanted to send u a comment. i was going to give it to @keithwilson since he gave a humorous answer.