Consent to Electronic Records & Signatures
Last updated: July 27, 2026. This disclosure explains your rights when you agree to receive documents and provide signatures electronically ("E-Consent") in connection with titleloansforless.com.
1. What you are consenting to
By checking the consent box on our form, you agree that Title Loans For Less and the lenders we connect you with may provide disclosures, agreements, notices, and other communications electronically (by email, text message, or on-screen presentation) instead of on paper, and that your electronic acknowledgment or signature has the same legal effect as a handwritten signature, consistent with the federal E-SIGN Act and applicable state law.
2. Hardware and software you need
To receive electronic records you need: a device with internet access, a current web browser, a valid email address, the ability to view PDF files, and either a printer or storage to keep copies. By consenting, you confirm you have these capabilities.
3. Paper copies
You may request a free paper copy of any record we provided electronically through the specialist who contacts you about your request; see our contact page. Lenders provide paper copies of their own documents under their own E-Consent terms, which they will present to you before you sign a loan agreement.
4. Withdrawing consent
You may withdraw your consent to electronic records at any time by telling the specialist who contacts you about your request; see our contact page. Withdrawal does not affect the validity of records already provided electronically. Because our service operates online, withdrawing consent may mean we are unable to process your request.
5. Keeping your contact information current
Please keep a working email address and phone number on file with us and with any lender you choose. You can update yours through the specialist who contacts you about your request, or directly with your lender.
6. Scope
This E-Consent applies to records provided by Title Loans For Less in connection with your loan request. Each lender is responsible for its own electronic-records disclosure covering the loan documents it issues. Review the lender's E-Consent and loan agreement carefully before signing.
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