Once a PDL goes to a Collection Agency, what can you do?
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A bit over a month ago I just up and stopped paying on a PDL that I had gotten through Oasis Marketing Group by placing a stop payment on their recurring ACH. The original loan amount was for $300 and when I stopped paying, I had already paid the company $1,620 in fees alone and had not been able to pay on the principal.
Shortly after stopping the payments, I received an email stating that the account had been turned over to a CA. Yesterday my supervisor at work received a phone call from a lady at Phoenix debt management asking for verification of my employment, etc. and I immediately had a feeling that this was related to my stopping payment on the PDL. When I got home from work, I had a voicemail from the same lady asking me to call her back regarding an important matter and telling me that she had spoken to my supervisor. I have yet to call her back and am not sure if I should or what I should say if I do. What would be the best course of action to take with this situation? I have since found out that PDLs are illegal in the CT where I live, a fact that I was not aware of before. Also, I have a second PDL with MyCashNow where the original loan was for $800 and I have paid back 1088.16 and still have a balance owing of 640.55. The next ACH payment for them is due next week. Is there anything I can do in regards to that one or should I continue to pay it? I've had 9 other loans with them in the past and have paid them all off successfully but right now, my finances are in a horrible bind and I run the risk of losing my car because I can't make the payments on it and the PDLs also. Can anyone give me any advice or suggestions? I would really appreciate it. |
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Since the PDL you currently have is illegal you only owe the principal on that loan which you have already paid.
You need to block their ACH and then send them a letter stating that they are illegal. Here is a template you can use and tailor it to you own state, state law and your loan information. Quote:
Name: PHOENIX debt management Phone: (816) 423-5796 Fax: (816) 413-9000 Address: 7007 NE Parvin Road Suite 3 Kansas City, MO 64117 Phoenix is in the business of collecting on Payday loan debts. You need to send them a debt validation letter. You can find a sample here You should also send them a Cease and Desist letter. You can find a sample here They are collecting on an illegal loan so their collections on that loan are also illegal. Them contacting your supervisor was illegal. Good luck and keep us posted. |







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