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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:00 pm Subject: pay day 2 go

this is what i emailed them and this is the response I got back The link you provided quotes DC law. If you review the contract to which you agreed and signed, the terms of the loan are interpreted under the laws of St. Vincent. As the money was lent from an international lender (L&M Financial, a St. Vincent company) which operates inside the U.S., the contract is applicable to all federal laws. Additionally, the contract is not subject to state laws as L&M maintains no physical presence within your state. You will find that the loan contract is well within all federal laws and guidelines. Furthermore, we did not solicit or advertise inside your state.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:22 pm Subject:

Kate, you did do a wage assignment revocation letter? Do not let them intimidate you. Keep telling them they have to follow your state laws. If you did not do a wage revocation letter, you need to do it and make sure a copy is given to your HR department.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:30 pm Subject:

What a lot of BS that is. St Vincent? Please, give me a break. Follow what Roxy says. Also go to your payroll with a copy of that letter and explain to them that you revokable. Get that letter certified and get it out today!

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:33 pm Subject: pay day 2 go

So do I via email him back asking for the moneygram info

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:35 pm Subject:

This guy is not a lawyer and by telling you what is fraud in a professional capcity is aginst the law. He is committing fraud and his company is loaning illegally where you live.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:37 pm Subject:

FIrst, did you take care of the revocation letter and go to your HR department? That is most important. If you need to know what to write, click on the blue revocation in my post above. If you have the pdl letter that includes everything, give that to the HR..be sure it has the paragraph that you are revoking any wage assignments you may have signed. Once you do that, yes, e-mail him back asking for moneygram info. Be sure to keep copies of all correspondence.