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Replied on 07-13-2009, 06:09 PM
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Ihad had gotten pdls, years ago filed 13 paid most off. However I developed a serious gambling problem and tried to get a loan not really believing I could at that point yet I was given a loan. In a months time I am totally overhelmed with pdl's:I am livid with myself I have closed my bank acct. I would like to list my acct. So that I can get help couldn't get in any other way to this site I tried my debt is about 2500 to 3000.00 can I get any replies from members as to my next step Ihave sought help with ga.
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Replied on 07-15-2009, 04:55 AM
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Are the payday loan companies legal in your state?
I think that if you cannot pay off the debt in full, you can register with a debt settlement company and pay off the debt. Under debt settlement, you can reduce the outstanding debt amount by 40 to 50%.




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