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Sub: #1 Western Sky Help
Replied on 02-08-2012, 06:21 AM
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Hi Everyone,

I took out a payday loan last July with Western Sky. They immediately sold it to Cash Call. The total amount with finance charges was $850. I have now paid $826.82. I have closed my bank account to stop the money from coming out. They now are calling and emailing me. The crazy thing is that I log into Western Sky and see my payment schedule, but don't have any log-in to cash call(says I don't exist). It seems like my loan is still through Western Sky. Can I send them the letter listed on this forum about them being illegal in the state of Indiana and agree to pay the remaining principal owed? Will this do me any good?

I appreciate any advice you can give me on this.

abattin

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Replied on 02-08-2012, 06:30 AM
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You only owe them $23.18. Yes, send the illegal lender email and offer to send them the principal balance.





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