Unsecured loan without being employed?!

My son (who is not working) somehow believes that there is a bank (not a commercial loans company, but a bank) that will be willing to give him an unsecured loan of several thousand pounds, without doing any checks such as demanding bank statements to see that income (other than benefits) is actually entering his account.

I believe Cahoot may be one bank, but he is under the impression that there are others. What he says is that one can get an unsecured loan, without having to:

a) answer any questions about whether the potential borrower is working.

b) prove that the potential borrower is working i.e. has income entering the account on a regular basis that indicates he is working.

Can this be true? I know banks are supposed to "hand out" unsecured loans, but whenever I have had an unsecured loan in the past, the bank wants the last three bank statements from my main bank account, and on the on line form it asks for employment details, how long I have been working, and what my monthly salary is.

For the record, we are not talking about tens of thousands of pounds, but he says in the 4-6K range.

Thanks.

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Dave
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Not the same "company(s)" that send me this by email regularly is it? (I know the email refers to secured loans)

"You have been approved for a 440,000 home lo@n at a 3.25% Stable R.ate. This offer is being presented to you right now unconditionally!. Your credit history is not a factor.

To take advantage of this Limited Time Opportunity,

please take a minute and confirm your curiosity or intention to accept this loan, at the following web-site:"

Why they think I would be interested in such an offer when a bloke in Africa says I can have the money for free. ;-0

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rob

In message , rob writes

I think the other option is to speak to Big Tony, although defaulting on the payments may result in an 'accident'

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me

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