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Sub: #1 payday loan yes
Replied on 06-03-2009, 01:20 PM
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I just got a harrassing and threatening phone call from Payday Loan Yes telling me that they are forwarding my info to my employer and threatening to take me to court. I took a loan out with them for $300 and repaid them over $525. I have done the research and know that they are not legal or licensed in my state of Missouri. I sent them a letter telling them not to contact me unless by mail, asking for a refund and that my account be marked paid in full on 3 different occasions and forwarded it to th Missouri Attorney Generals office. I heard from the attorney generals office that my complaint was being investigated and they have yet to recieve a responce after 30 days so they were sending another inquirey on my behalf. i hadn't heard from payday loan yes until last week when I got a mysterious voice mail and then today I called them back and the lady went off on me. I asked taht they provide me with their Missouri liscence and she said they don't have to that they are leagal and licensed in the state of Delaware I said they weren't in the state of Missouri and that I have paid them well over teh allowable ammount,. She said one way or another they would get their money and that they would see me in court. I asked to speak to her supervisor and he was a complete jerk telling me when I got on line I entered his territory now and am being held to the laws of Utah. I told him I had allready contacted the Missouri Attorney General's office and he proceeded to tell me he talks to them on a daily basis and is friends with Mike Stevenson the assistant attorney General for Missouri. He told me I comitted fraud and said he was sick of people like me . My bank put an ACH hold on my account and he said I was full of SH#% to think I was going to get away with this. I hung up on him but now I'm scared to death about what might happen and have no idea about where to turn




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Replied on 06-03-2009, 03:15 PM
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file AG complaints against the illegal bottomfeeding pdl.they act that way because they think they can.file the complaint.then feel free to unload on the humanoid as he can do nothing about it.again,don't worry or fret.this guy(and i use that term loosely)can only call and be stupid.file the AG complaints and ignore them.

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Replied on 06-03-2009, 06:47 PM
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They have started to bother me too. I got a phone call from someone at my job saying he was from "First National Legal Services" and was calling on their behalf. I told him I couldn't talk at work and he was very nice ad gave me his phone number. He did tell me that my account was scheduled to be litigated Wed June 3 (today..imagine that!) if I didn't call him back blahblah. Needless to say I haven't called him back. Also, when I called the number he gave me it wasn't first national legal services but pdl yes

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Replied on 06-03-2009, 07:21 PM
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Are your references contacted if you don't pay the pdls.


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Replied on 06-04-2009, 05:41 PM
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It is a possibility if you listed direct numbers on your application along with your employer.

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