I was recently rushed to St. Joseph Hospital via ambulance.  I didn’t know what was wrong with me but I had a terrible pain in my side.  The ambulance ride was horrible.  Every little bump we hit, it felt like my gut was going to split open.  Once we were there, doctors were running test after test.  It took them so long to figure out what was going on that they finally knocked me out.  When I woke up, I was still in pain but heavily sedated by drugs.  I asked them what was going on and they told me I went into kidney failure.  It was hard for me to comprehend this considering I’m only 25 years old.  I thought I didn’t have to worry about any major health problems until I was at least 50.  They told me I would need to have emergency surgery that day.  This was so upsetting to me because I didn’t have the money to pay a huge bill like this.  I don’t have health insurance.  I was naive thinking something like this would never happen to me at my age.  I needed to come up with a large amount of cash to pay this bill.  I needed some financial help.

I was on the Internet one evening looking to see if I could find some fast cash.  I came across Houston Car Title Loans and saw that by filling out an online application, I would know in 10 minutes whether I’d been approved or not.  I figured I had nothing to lose by giving it a try.  They required that I fully own my car to qualify for the loan.  I have a paid off truck that is worth a lot of money.  I got the loan quickly and was so happy to have the money transferred to my bank account.  I will never take my health for granted like this ever again.

Tyler W. in Houston

College was a blast, but I made some stupid decisions. Sure, I drank too much, got into a few fights, and slept with a few guys I probably shouldn’t have, but nothing was more stupid than getting my full back tattoo of my college mascot.

I went to the University of Texas at Austin, who’s mascot is a steer, a longhorn. Well, I loved that school, and I still do, but not in my wildest imagination would I ever get a full back tattoo of the Texas Longhorn’s mascot! Its crazy enough, yet probably more acceptable for a guy to get it. But, its rather gross, and shocking to say the least, to see a woman in a bikini top, who’s tail bone to neck is covered by a tat.

I’ve been embarrassed for the last two years, and was finally going to do something about it. The tattoo removal would be a painful process, and while it wasn’t 100% perfect, it allowed me to finally wear backless dresses, and not be totally subconscious about it.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t covered by insurance, so I needed to find a car cash title loan. Houston Car Title Loans set me up with the location closest to my house, and the online application couldn’t have been any easier.

If you’re ever short of cash, don’t hesitate to contact Houston Car Title Loans.

Mary F.
Pasadena, TX

“It ain’t lookin’ good today hunny” I told my wife when I saw the new neighbors. She was so excited to meet  them but it turned out that we were just in trouble. They were Chinese and I know what that means. The Chinese are looking to take over our country. The seem so harmless but they want to be the greatest country in the world but can because God bless America.

So I know that they probably won’t go out and do anything irrational. They’re very small so I don’t think they could take me in a bar fight. But even still I don’t want to take my chances that one of them knows Kung-Fu. Because if he does then my family might be in danger. I don’t want my kids being bullied by some Kung-Fu champion of the world. So I need to get myself a gun for protection.

I found out how much it would cost me for a gun and my jaw dropped. That was until I discovered that I could get car title loans in Houston, Texas even without any credit at all. All I needed was a vehicle title to get a fast loan. After I filled out an application it felt like instant money in my hand.

I think them Chinese folk just want what we know. The certainly don’t seem very smart because of the way they drive.

-Dillon K.

Houston, Texas