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Hi All,
I've been reading over these pages for a few days now and I am currently in payday loan hell. I was able to realize that I have currently overpaid one of my payday loans $1012.50. How stupid could I have been. But all of you here have helped me feel better and realize what a mess I got myself into.So I sent off my letters to all of the pdl's and waiting to hear from them(if I ever do). I currently have two other pdl's open and only owe a few dollars left and Im willing to pay them even if it's only a few bucks. I will update soon (again IF I hear anything lol).
Thank you for all your posts it really helps,
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ok so one of the pdls responded with an email saying they no longer have my account it was reported to the customer credit reporting agencies.




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