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Replied on 08-03-2009, 01:44 PM
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I live in Indiana and I have paid back more than I borrowed and they are coming due again this week. Please advise what I should do?

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Sub: #82 payday loans
Replied on 08-03-2009, 03:30 PM
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Do anyone know the pdl laws in the state of Missouri, if so please give advice.




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Replied on 08-03-2009, 06:29 PM
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Click the link below to read your payday loan laws.
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state_detail.cfm?id=MO


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Sub: #84 PDL
Replied on 08-10-2009, 05:31 AM
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I live in Texas. I have several PDL I got over the internet. Because of being scammed out of $1300 I am not behind on the loans, all but two of them I have over paid what the original loan was by using extensions. I won't get any money till my next retirement check in Sept. and I cannot afford to give it all to pay these off. My Aug. retirement check was taken by the bank to pay the OD fees caused my the loss of my $1300. I am 73 yrs old and this is really taking its toll on me, can anyone give me some help.

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Sub: #85 Illinois
Replied on 08-11-2009, 07:53 AM
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Here is what I received from the State of Illinois Division of Financial Institutions-

Since you entered into a contract with a lender you are obliged to fulfill the contract. If you get me copies of your contracts, from every lender, I will take a look and see if I can help you in any way.




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Replied on 08-11-2009, 08:39 AM
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they told me that too.our AG will not take that point of view.

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Sub: #87 pdl in nc
Replied on 08-11-2009, 06:10 PM
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i have a company that has been debiting my account for 2 years for the same loan. Is this legal in the state of north carolina. Should this loan be paid back already?


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Replied on 08-14-2009, 05:24 AM
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Guest payday loans are prohibited in NC.

Also if you like, please start a new thread with the name of the compnany, and amount borrowed and paid toward this loan. That way you will get more help!

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Replied on 08-21-2009, 04:43 AM
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I live in Massachusetts. And i have a few PDL's I cant seem to make ends meet and everytime they try to withdraw the money its not in there and I get hit with an overdraft fee. I did lie on my application about being a military dependent. My husband is in the reserves. When you cant even buy food I did what I needed to do at the time. I'm kicking myself for it now. My account is -660 because of all the fees right now. HELP ME Please.


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Lablizzard78 please start a new thread with all the following information.

State you reside in
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I did not see anything about PA??




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Replied on 09-12-2009, 02:27 PM
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The laws have been reformed in PA, click the link below to view PA payday lender laws.
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state_detail.cfm?id=PA


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What is the difference? Are they legal in PA

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Sub: #94 PA Payday Loans
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I am writing because I have fallen trap to these payday loan companies. I applied for one then took another just to cover the fees for the first one and so on. When I applied for one of these loans online a third party unrelated to the payday loan company got my information and started withdrawling money from my account. I luckily noticed it and filed a complaint with my bank. They researched it, credited me my money and then closed my bank account and reopened another one for me. I did have 4 loans but now only have 3. They are:
Sandpoint Capital LLC (clearwater bay marketing)-originally $200-fee $60-paid off was $380.
Integrity Advance-originally $300-fee $90-have paid total of $380 and still owe $200+fees
Ace Cash Services-originally $300-fee $90-have only paid $90 so far but that is just the fee.
Kenwood Services-$325-fee $75-have paid $150 but only in fees.
I live in PA and understand the laws have changed. I checked the dept of banking website and none of the above seem to have licenses? Even before requiring a license I understand that PA had a cap of 6% on loans? If that is correct do these companies owe me $ for the difference that I have paid? I have not contacted these companies yet. They are due to debit my old account next week. Before I call I want to make sure I have my information straight. Any Advice? Thanks!

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I have 15 payday loans! I had a small business that failed and I thought I could get back on my feet financially and everything has fallen through. I am working full time now as a nurse but there is NO WAY I can pay all the fees I owe to these lenders. I have contacted Langhorne Debt Solutions about consolidating these payday loans and paying them back over time. But I am really scared. I live in Missouri and three of the loans are by check to local lenders, the rest are online. I bank at Bank of America and after reading a lot of these post I am afraid I will never be able to close my account and I am unclear but it looks like I could be in big trouble in Missouri if I even tried to? I have borrowed from friends and family all that I can and I am probably looking at bankruptcy if these doesn't work out. But if I am going to be prosecuted maybe bankruptcy would be better? HELP ME PLEASE!!




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I have 15 payday loans! I had a small business that failed and I thought I could get back on my feet financially and everything has fallen through. I am working full time now as a nurse but there is NO WAY I can pay all the fees I owe to these lenders. I have contacted Langhorne Debt Solutions about consolidating these payday loans and paying them back over time. But I am really scared. I live in Missouri and three of the loans are by check to local lenders, the rest are online. I bank at Bank of America and after reading a lot of these post I am afraid I will never be able to close my account and I am unclear but it looks like I could be in big trouble in Missouri if I even tried to? I have borrowed from friends and family all that I can and I am probably looking at bankruptcy if these doesn't work out. But if I am going to be prosecuted maybe bankruptcy would be better? HELP ME PLEASE!!
Hi there and welcome, please start a new topic in the payday loan help section with the following information:
-Names of each pdl company.
-Whether they are store front or Internet.
-How much you borrowed.
-How much you paid so far.
-The state in which you reside.





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