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so i am paying off a capital loan and am getting near done and i want to borrow another $10,000. the lowest i can borrow is [Personal Information Redacted] what kinda crap is that?? just so square can make more money? i really enjoy using square and thought they were more for the customer but i guess i am mistaken. any insight from anyone?
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You can borrow any amount up to the maximum value that Square offered you a loan for. See this site where this is explicitly stated. From that page, click on Select and Accept your Offer. There is a slider bar when you go to accept the offer where you will specify how much you want as a loan.
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the slider bar will go no lower than [Personal Information Redacted] i don't want to borrow [Personal Information Redacted] i want to borrow $10,000 and it won't let me go that low. i'm almost done paying off [Personal Information Redacted] so why do you think they are making me borrow so much? unless they just want to make money of me. i called ansd spoke with them and he couldn't logically explain why i couldn't do it. i tweeted it and all tehy said was they would send it over to capital and to email questions regarding this, which i did and have not gotten a response.
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That definitely sounds like that shouldn't be happening - @raylab810
Have you tried using a different web brower or a different device to make your selection? Maybe it's an issue with the interface.