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Isn't it a great feeling? We are finally beating these places at their own game.

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Check this out!!! YAYYYYY!!!!!!

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Dear Traci,

GW Financial Services, LLC is located in Washington DC. Therefore, when you received a cash advance from our company, you subjected to the laws of Washington DC, not the State of Texas. However, as a courtesy, we have written off your remaining balance of $396.00. Your account is hereby considered paid in full.

Thank you,

GW Financial Services, LLC.
I'm so excited! Let's see how many more we can get!!??!!

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Excellent job!

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Yipee!!!!

**goes to find some cake**

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Awesome job. Keep sending them letters out.

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Oh my! I don't think I have enough cake! HELP!

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...and the good news just keeps rolling in:

From GW Financial:

Dear Wendy,
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GW Financial Services, LLC is not located in Texas. Therefore, when you received a cash advance from our company, you subjected to the laws in our jurisdiction, not the State of Texas. However, as a courtesy, we will write off your remaining balance of $348.00. Your account is hereby considered paid in full.

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Great job!!!!

~Mary

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When did you send the Quikpayday letter and where? I sent mine Monday morning and still haven't heard anything. Just curious!

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where are you sending the letter to cashnet500? I've sent it to 3 different email addresses and they keep bouncing back!?!?

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I sent the letter to Quick Payday via FAX late yesterday afternoon...heard back before lunch today. I FAXed the letter to Cashnet500 to 800-666-8107...I had a guy from their parent company -- Global Financial -- call and leave a message at my work.

Called the number he left, asked for their FAX, and sent it attention to him. I think they have a lot of people, but my person's name is John Camaro.

I also FAXed it to Cashnet's FAX number at their website and e-mailed to a guy named Tim (ID'ed himself as Branch Manager). Never heard anything back...but suspect Mr. Camaro will at least reply once he reads the letters.

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thanks!

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that was a phone number, not a fax number...just tried it.

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Sorry...
FAX is 800-418-6073

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that's still not the one I got from the actual website: cashnet500.com

I used that one, which is 800-887-9284...well we'll see I guess!

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They also go by "Global Financial."

You are correct,they were affiliated with County Bank of Rehobeth Beach,DE until 31 December 2005 after
the "urging" of the FDIC to do so.
I sent County Bank a letter as well!

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