just got a email from charles donald and this is what he said about cashnetusa
If you signed the paper for your loan before July 1, 2007, the lender
may comply with the old law. If you received a new loan or rolled over
your loan after July 1, the new law applies.
Let me give you an example or two:
Let's say you borrower $100 on June 25, 2007 and the fee was $20. You
gave the lender a check for $120 and your loan was due July 10, 2007.
On July 10, you must pay the $120 to pay off your loan.
However, let's say you talked to the lender and the lender allowed you
to roll your loan over on July 10 rather than pay the loan in full. You
would pay the $20 on July 10, and the lender must reduce the rate on
your renewed loan to a maximum of 3% per month or 36% per year.
Was your loan due on July 3? If the loan was due on July 3, and
CashNet collected $87.50, it sounds to me
like Cashnet gave you a rollover. Your interest rate sould be reduced
to 36% per month or you would pay $360.70 on August 3, 2007 to pay your
loan in full. $350 Principal and $10.70 interest.
I need to look at the paperwork to be sure of my figures.
Charles C. Donald
Supervising Examiner
(503) 947-7844