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Replied on 08-20-2007, 10:54 PM
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Cashnetusa has this on their website




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Replied on 08-21-2007, 09:35 AM
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Looked at my old bank account last night. 4 more NSFs from PDLs. This morning Cashnet tried again with 2 separate ACHs instead of 1. Called corporate office and they are looking at it and are supposed to call me back. They seemed kind of suprised that the branch manager would not help me. So now it is a waiting game again.



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Sub: #51 pyb
Replied on 08-21-2007, 09:38 AM
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pyb, is you "old" account not totally closed yet? Or does it have a "block" on it? Or is it still open/active?

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Replied on 08-21-2007, 10:02 AM
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It is still open with no blocks. The branch manager refused to do anything saying that it would automatically close on 9/3. Corporate just called back and said they are going to close it now and then will look at reversing some of the NSFs. Then they would reopen a different account for me to use.

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Replied on 08-21-2007, 10:33 AM
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I replied to Impact cash yesterday. This is what I wrote:

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I have already talked to my AG's office. They have explained fully what my rights are in regards to internet paygay loans, regardless of what state they are in. In fact they have encouraged me to file a report with them which I haven't at this time. I am not trying to skip out on this, but I have the right to only pay what Florida laws stipulated. On a $300 loan the total amount allowed is $335 (principal+10%interest+$5 verification fee). With the payments I have made it leaves $150.00 remaining. I will have this paid by 10/12/2007. I will try to pay as soon as possible. I do expect the account to be marked paid in full at that time. Any further communication needs to be via email or USPS. I will not take phone calls on the advice of an attorney.
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After speaking with my management department, we are willing to accept your offer to settle for $150.00.
Please forward me the date in which you intend to pay this, and the method you will be using. I am looking
forward to working with you.

Thank You,

Randa Purcell

Impact Cash


Didn't I already specify 10/12/2007?



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Replied on 08-21-2007, 10:41 AM
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Well, at least they are agreeing! That is great!



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Sub: #55 pyb
Replied on 08-21-2007, 10:45 AM
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Wonderful! pyb, you're bank is working with you. Good. Make sure they get all those NSF fees taken off. And I'm so glad you got a positive response to your email! I guess just email them back and re-state the date! So, they're idiots! As long as they're working with you! Well done!

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Replied on 08-22-2007, 09:52 AM
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I forgot to list 500 fast cash as one of my PDLs


borrowed $300/paid 270


They emailed me a settlement for $120. I figure at most I owe them $65. Even if I wanted to settle I would not have the money before they wanted it. So I emailed them back reiterating that I would pay $65.00 and reitierating the ACH revocation. They immediately emailed me back this:

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OK, we will take this as a refusal, and your account will continue per the contract. We will not respond to any further email demands, you have a good day!


Of course they had it in larger blue letters. AM I in trouble or is this a normal threat?

Julie



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Sub: #57 pyb
Replied on 08-22-2007, 10:00 AM
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Don't take it personally, pyb! This is a famous reaction of a MTE d/b/a. I refused to "settle" with them on any of my pdl's because they wanted MORE money and I disagreed. Once I stated I did not agree to the settlement, I got the "form letter" response also. LOL! So my MTE's are still sitting here and they're still trying to pounce on my account after almost 3 months now. Be very leery of them. They will continue to try to get money out of you. And not what you "really" owe. And not even what they wanted to "settle" with. It'll be for a whole lot more money. Watch them.




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Replied on 08-22-2007, 10:14 AM
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Do not be afraid of these MTE companies and their scare tactics. There is little they can do as you are within your legal rights.

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Replied on 08-22-2007, 10:17 AM
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I just got off the phone with Fl dept of Finance. She asked me to please email her my complaints so she could add it to the numerous ones they already have. The complaints are in investigations right now.



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And the fact the MTE is not licensed at all. Even in their own "home state". Illegal as all hell.

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Replied on 08-23-2007, 07:40 AM
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I hate banks!! Now my old bank is telling me they won't close my account or freeze my account unless I pay them $300 dollars up front. $300 dollars won't get it back in the positives. i will be able to pay it in full in September. First they say do not make any payments until it is closed npow they say make payments. AAAAHHH!!!!


Okay thanks for letting me vent!



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Replied on 08-23-2007, 08:10 AM
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pyb, I had a "bad bank day" the other day. I can totally understand what you're going through. I don't understand it myself. What is your banks problem now? Why do they want $300 when this won't even bring it into the positive? And, what about all the pdl debits that weren't authorized? Are they going to reverse those? What's up with this?

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Replied on 08-24-2007, 06:05 AM
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One of the Florida investigators for the department of finance just called me. She said 500fastcash and Cashnetusa are not licensed in Florida. Florida is looking at them under Fl Ch 517 consumer loans (or something like that) not ch 560 PDLs. As they are not licensed in Florida they can only charge 18%. They are sending letters to these 2 companies today in regards to the numerous complaints received. She requested permission to add my name to the complaint and yes I agreed. She stated that I would be hearing from her in the next few days about what our next step should be.



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Replied on 08-24-2007, 07:03 AM
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Do they know that Cash Net USA is acting as a CSO in Florida? I wonder if that would make any difference . . . . . It would be great if they could close off the whole CSO model of pdl's . . .




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