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Replied on 08-13-2008, 09:49 PM
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i borrowed $200.00 from a2bcash they charge me $74.00 every 2 weeks until i repay the loan. Now i find out it is illegal to do payday loans in the state of georgia. should i report them, and if so who do i report them to?

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Replied on 08-14-2008, 12:09 PM
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Have you paid the principla amount back yet? You should pay back the $200 you borrowed and not a penny more. You need to send them a DV letter with C&D and make sure to point out GA's pdl laws.




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Replied on 08-14-2008, 03:24 PM
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My understanding about this company is they are out of the Netherlands. I found some information about them, CLICK HERE to read more about them.

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Georgia State Information

Legal Status: Prohibited

Citation:
Industrial loan act applies. Ga. Code Ann.§ 7-3-14. Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 80 § 3-1.02(7)

Small Loan Rate Cap
16% per year (10% per year discounted plus fees); 60% per year criminal usury cap

Where to Complain, Get Information:
Regulator: Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
Address: Industrial Loan Division, Two Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive West Tower, Suite 704 Atlanta GA 30334
Phone: (404) 656-2070
Fax: (404) 657-8542
Regulatory Contact: Frank Ogletree Director






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Replied on 08-14-2008, 03:30 PM
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Hmmmmmm, I found some more information on this company HERE.

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This is a fraudulent company that pretends to loan people a cash advance. However, money is never sent to the person's account. Instead, finance charges are taken out because the company has all the person's banking account information. The company is purported to be located in India. Their website cannot be accessed because it will not recognize your username and password after giving it to you. The company also will not give out a telephone number. It is stealing money from people's checking accounts.



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Sub: #5 A2BCash
Replied on 10-02-2008, 11:33 AM
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They are NOT stealing money! You borrowed the money and if you canot control your spending habits and have the money in your account to pay them back then you will have to pay thr additional fees. I can sit here and **** all I want because they debit my account every two weeks but the fact remains that I borrowed the money and I owe it back! You should have read the guidelines instead of just thinking someone would give you somehting for nothing

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Replied on 10-02-2008, 11:45 AM
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another shill be still my heart.look,if you want to defend an illegal out of the country pdl go ahead.the fact is that all of these places are designed to debit indefinitely.any attempts to pay the total are stonewalled or ignored.so if you are in fact a customer of there's keep paying debits forever.we choose not to.as long as the amount borrowed is paid,they or you have nothing to cry about.




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