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Sub: #1 Harressment
Replied on 06-12-2008, 09:58 AM
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I got a payday loan from these jerks. I paid them alot so far. They kept taking more and more. I finally closed my bank account. Now i am getting harrassing phone calls at work. They are interupting my job and jepordizing it as well. I am currently working with a debit consultant. I am never getting another online payday loan from these jerks.

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Replied on 06-12-2008, 09:44 PM
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If you've already resolute that you're not going to take another pdl from them, very good Most often, if not always, we learn the lessons in our lives the hard way. However, its not very clear from your post what kind of help you actually need. If you need help to deal with this lender, let us know your place of residence, amount owed, balance outstanding, nature of the lender i.e. storefront or internet, etc. We can then delve more into the legalities of pld business in your state and can suggest a possible solution to you.

Best of luck and do rely to this thread.




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