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I live in PA and I have 11 Payday loans. One of them is MTE Financial, and they just called me at work today to ask for $325.00 by this Friday. I have paid 4 refinance fees of 90.00, and a $50.00 pay down and $90.00 refinance fee. What do I do? Do I pay them, are they even legal in PA? What about my other payday loans. Help with MTE first. Thanks
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Here are the Payday loan laws for Pennsylvania (just select your state),
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com...pdls-laws.html Pennyslvania does allow for IPDLs to follow their own state laws IF they are licensed in another state. Once you get us the information that Bikergirl asked then we can help you further. |
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Okay, hang on. PDLs are prohibited in PA unless they are licensed SOMEWHERE. If they are licensed SOMEWHERE, PA will allow the pdl. Our friend would like help with MTE :evil: first. It would be my pleasure! MTE Financial is NOT licensed/legal in any state in the United States. So do not worry about them being legal for you. I'm showing you've paid them $500 so far? Is this correct? What is the amount that you borrowed? I'm sure far less than this.
Sorry, pyb. Just saw where you posted that about PA law! :cry: Repeated it! Whoops! |
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I have the following payday loans, all internet:
Geneva Roth: Loan amount $400.00, paid 4 refinance fees of 120.00. MTE Financial: Loan amount $300.00, paid 4 refinance fees of $90.00, and one paydown of 50.00, plus the refinance of 90.00 CashNet USA: Loan amount $500.00, paid 4 refinance fees of 125.00. Crown Lending: Loan amount $300.00, paid 4 refinance fees of 90.00. Ameriloan: $300.00 Loan, paid 4 refinance fees of 90.00, 50.00 paydown and 90.00 refinance, plus additional 50.00 and 75.00 refinance fee. 2 Power funding: Same as ameriloan One Click Cash: $300.00 loan, Same as Ameriloan CashNet USA: $350.00 loan, paid 3 refinance fees of 105.00 Paycheck today: $300.00 loan, paid 3 refinance fees of 90.00 Fast Cash/Payday Two: $350.00 loan, paid 2 refinance fees of 105.00 National Payday: $350.00 loan, paid 2 refinance fees of 105.00 |
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MTe and ameriloan are illegal. Mte you have overpaid by $200. Ameriloan you have overpaid $325.00. You have 2 loans out with Cashnet USa? They are legal and tend to operate as a CSO which allows them to charge the higher rates because they are "fees" not interest. They other ones need to research not sure if they are licensed somewhere else.
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What do I do about ameriloan and the ones funded by MTE? Since you stated that they are illegal. What makes them illegal? One of the loans is CashNet USA and the other one is Cash Net. What do I do about the legal one from Cash Net USA?
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Cash Net USA only operates as a CSO in a few states, Florida, Texas, and I think 1 other that doesn't come to mind right now.
As far as PA is concerned, Cash Net USA is operating under it's Nevada license, which allows them to charge whatever they want. __________________
How I make some extra cash I earn at least $20 extra every month doing offers. And you don't have to pay a cent. |
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A, You need to close your account first thing. Please read this about closing your account.
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com...e-account.html You want to keep them from getting any more money from you. Do not worry about the $325.00...you have way overpaid them. Do not take their call any more if possible. You want to communicate only in writing with them. You need to do a letter revoking any wage assignment you may have signed. You also want to revoke your permission for them to debit your account. If you need help with this letter ask and I will send you a sample of one I have. __________________
In life it doesn't matter how hard you hit, it matters how hard you get hit and keep moving forward. |
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Do you have two loans with Cash Net USA? Or is one of them with Net Cash USA?
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How I make some extra cash I earn at least $20 extra every month doing offers. And you don't have to pay a cent. |











