305-800-1000 - this number of ACH trying to minimize irregularities of payday lenders?

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Replied on 05-22-2008, 03:54 AM
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Oh, I've dealt w/ ACHloans and they are a complete pain; if they're located in Ireland/India/or wherever overseas, I don't know that our BBB could do anything about them. PDLs are prohibited here in MD; I closed my account, referred my PDLs to the Maryland State Commission of Financial Regulation, and there for a while ACH was providing me with some VERY interesting phone calls! They were going to "come and get me," they were going to "see me in a British court of law," and so on. Pathetic.

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Replied on 05-25-2008, 09:58 PM
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With this address in India, and some bank should trace ware the money is going when they debit a account..There should be some way to trace there address..They need to be shut down.All the PDLs I have had at least a address. This must be run by MI6 ex agents..Ha

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