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#1Help me..............I am losing it!
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01-15-2007, 03:20 PM
Okay........here it goes! Back in 2003 I went to a really really expensive private school so that I could try to get my schooling over with because you could earn a degree in one year or less. Yah that was a very bad idea. I ended up failing almost all of my classes. Well then I got slammed with the huge tuiton payment that was over 3 thousand dollars. Well at the time my parents couldn't help me with it and they kinda treated it like my punishment for screwing up school was that I had to pay my tuition. Well I was doing okay making payements on the balance until about 2006 the beginning of the year. I was inbetween jobs like you wouldn't believe. Well finally in the last couple of months the collection agency was threatning to sue me cause I stopped making payments. I couldn't afford them sorry! So stupid me decided to go online and take out a few payday loans (more like 9 payday loans) and now I am TOTALLY SCREWED!!!!!!! Sure I paid a lot of my tuition off but now I can't pay the loan companies off. Today at work I got a threatening phone call from this horribly mean man saying that they are filing a case against me bcuz they believe I have no intent to pay off my debt. THAT IS JUST WONDERFUL! I had to close my chking account and reopen one bcuz I owed the bank so much money. I have dug myself my own grave. HELP ME.........WHAT DO I DO?!
Calculate the total payments made on each account. Then, check for the companies licensed in your state. Those with a valid license are allowed to add charges and fees on your account. But those who are not licensed in your state, you have one point in your defense. Refer to your state laws for knowing the permissible charges.
Here is the link to your state's pdl laws. Also, it appears IN does not allow roll overs. You will also need to file a complaint with your state's AG office as well as with the Dept. of Financial Institutions which the link below provides contact info. to do. Another note: MTE was just ordered by Oklahoma to cease and desist all operations which includes collecting on current outstanding loans, you should also file a complaint with Oklahoma's Attorney General's Office regarding MTE.
Here is the link to your AGs website. I'm pretty sure that none of the internet pdls are licensed in your state, you will even find that at times they aren't even licensed to operate in the states they are located in. http://www.indianaconsumer.com/filecomplaint.asp
A loan in which the borrower has the option to renew the loan upon maturity. According to the state laws, there is a fee on every rollover done. Like Steelers saw in the IN link, the state doesn't allow any company to rollover the loans.
So this rude guy that called me today saying that if I don't pay them 600 some odd dollars today or they will sue me. Is he just trying to threaten me or can he really do that?! He is with D&L Marketing.
You get a strong hold if it's found that the pdl company is not licensed in your state. You have the legal rights to refuse any additional charges tucked in your account. First confirm the licensing of the company and the total payments done on each of your pdls
By signing up for counseling session, your provided details (Name, Email ID and Phone No.) will be forwarded to the company advertising on the DebtCC. However, you have no obligation to use their services.
Some creditors and collection agencies refuse to lower the pay off amount, interest rate, and fees owed by the consumer.
Creditors/collection agencies can make collection calls and file lawsuits against the consumers represented by the debt relief companies.
Debt relief services may have a negative impact on the consumer's creditworthiness and his overall debt amount may increase due to the accumulation of extra fees.
The amount which the consumer saves with the use of debt relief services can be regarded as taxable income.