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Sub: #1 Online installment loans :(
Replied on 06-18-2011, 03:17 PM
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Hi all. I am embarrassed beyond belief but must ask for help

I have several pdl and installments out.

Checkngo online installment : borrowed 1450, paid 650 bal is still 1620

Plaingreen loans installment: borrowed 1800, paid 400 bal is 1753.

Ezloans store front : borrowed 400 owe 480

Advance America store front : borrowed 850, EPP now for 968/4

I cant kerp paying all of these and letting my normal bills sit. I have emailed checkngo to revoke ACH but no response yet and they won give mailing address.

Plaingreen pulled my ACH for me but collection calls started immediatley and wont stop calling work phone even after telling them to only call my main number.

Any suggestions/help is appreciated. I live in Delaware.

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Replied on 06-19-2011, 07:31 PM
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Delaware allows the lending of payday loans. It will be a good option to contact Delaware Office of the State Bank Commissioner in order to find out whether or not your payday lenders are licensed to operate in your state. You will be liable for paying only the principal balance if you find that your payday lenders are not licensed to operate in your state. Apart from that, filing bankruptcy can also be an option in order to get a discharge from these debts.

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Replied on 06-19-2011, 08:01 PM
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Plaingreen is illegal in Delaware. So, you're only required to pay the principal amount on this loan. I don't know about the other loans. If you're unable to make payments on the loans, then you can get help of debt relief programs.

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Replied on 06-20-2011, 03:31 PM
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Bk isnt an option....filed in 08 but never got out of PDL's. I will send plaingreen a notice about their loan. Anybody have experience with Checkngo and their collections?

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Replied on 06-22-2011, 03:05 AM
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I'm wondering about Check n Go as well since I'm in the same position...

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Replied on 06-22-2011, 03:51 AM
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PDL's are just terrible!! However..sometimes 'we' do what we have to do. Someone stated in an above post that PDL's can't be 'discharged' in BK's. Really?..I didn't know that. Just curious why they can't be.

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Replied on 06-22-2011, 08:36 AM
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I spoke to someone with the Delaware Banking commission (it's also known as Eastern Specialty Finance), and Check N Go is in fact legal. After calling them yesterday, they are now harrassing me. I'm working something out with a local credit union to pay that debt off and now I have 12 monthly payments of $95 paid to the credit union instead of paying $326 a month with ridiculous interest rates.

If this is how Check n Go does its business then I want out. I'm more than willing to pay my debt but I want it to be something I can afford and not so sketchy.

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Replied on 06-27-2011, 04:09 PM
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Well Checkngo collections called today....nice lady set up low payments and stopped all interest effective today. Now to get Plaingreen to their senses!




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