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Replied on 01-31-2011, 11:40 AM
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My question is, do they have any legal standing if I just close out my accounts...They have taken more then the amount owed and an absurd amount for finance charges and say I still owe more...I'm closing out my bank account and opening a new one. Do they have any legal standing to come after me for the additional amount the say I owe? Such a mistake!!!!
What state are you in?


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Replied on 05-12-2011, 03:34 PM
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Ameriloan refused to give me a loan on the basis that I was Jewish. They said I was probaly too cheap to pay it back.

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That is so very humiliating!!! No one can deny you a loan based on your religion. File a lawsuit against them immediately.

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