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Sub: #1 loan payment
Replied on 11-29-2006, 02:21 PM
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my loan is due dec 1 and i found out we wont get paid until dec 8 i would only like for them not to debit my account for full payment what do i need to due

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Replied on 11-29-2006, 02:27 PM
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Explain your financial problem to the loan company. Do you have their number? Sending a written request will also be helpful, in case they agree to your terms and still try to debit on the date previously agreed. You will be able to dispute if that happens.

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Sub: #3 scams on paid surveys
Replied on 12-01-2006, 10:39 PM
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i ran across some paid surveys or yoiu win this if you do that then when you do the other that they require thes so called trial offers that you end up having to pay for shipping and handling the screen does not allow you to get back to claim your prize but now you are out of money and could have bought the gift yourself then they dont give you the coustomer service number in order to cancell so by the time you get your product the trial period is over and they debit out of your account full memebership fees without you even getting to review your items what can you do when that happens




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