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i send letters to all the payday loans i borrowed from revoking them from trying to take money from my pay check but the letters i send were on regular mail dose that matter?




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it is best to send the letters certified mail return receipt.the reason is because being that these places are for the most part illegal.they can and will ignore your letters.if they have to sign for the letters.they have to obey or face the consequences.



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Did you email the letters as well? I emailed and faxed all of my letters and thankfully I was successful.

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kfstaff24.....
Just wondering how you mean your's were successful??? I just sent letters (emails) and copies of complaints filed with the BBB, State's Attorney General Office and Federal Trade Commission yesterday to 3B Financial and Little Loan Shoppe. Haven't heard anything back yet, I am just so nervouse that they are going to try some bad tactics on me now.
Did you get PIF's and/or refunds from your letters??
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