Langhorne Debt Solutions - Does anybody have any info about them?

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Replied on 04-17-2008, 08:58 AM
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No - That is a bad idea. Most of these companies will take that as you can't pay, and will immediatly hit your bank account for all they can.

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I need to know more about Town and Country pdl consolidation loan


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Replied on 10-28-2008, 09:07 AM
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Langhorne is actually what brought me here. I live by Langhorne, PA and had payday loans so came here to find out more about it. Since they are prohibited in my state (NJ), I realized it was cheaper and easier to tackle it on my own. plus i was turned off by the person i spoke with at langhorne.

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Replied on 10-28-2008, 10:15 AM
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I also called Langhorne to see if they could help me. Their representative was very nice and gave me some very good advice with regards to closing my bank accounts, ensuring a "hard hold" on my closed account, and rescinding any wage assignments I may have unintentionally given to the various lenders.

The only reason I decided not to proceed with them was due to the cost. They say they will negotiate a settlement of around 30-50% of what you owe, however, if you add up the monthly payments they are asking for, it appears they are going to be receiving some pretty substantial monies for their effort.

I figure that I will just put aside X-amount of dollars each month and when I have $300 or so, I will contact one of the various lenders and see if I can work out a payment arrangement with them myself.

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Sub: #53 LANGHORNE
Replied on 11-12-2008, 01:29 PM
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DONT MAKE THIS MISTAKE,LANGHORNE IS BLACKLISTED BY MY PRE-LITIGATION COMPANY WHO HANDLES CASH NET ACCOUNTS.NEGOTIATE ON YOUR OWN AND SAVE YOUR MONEYOUR SETTLEMENTS THAT ARE OFFERED TO LANGHORNE ARE 99% OF THE PRE-JUDGEMENT BALANCE




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Replied on 11-12-2008, 01:34 PM
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your company CASHNET500 is illegal in all aspects.i know someone who got a settlement of 125.00 on a 350.00 loan which is what they owed.just so you know you are not on the phone.everyone can see your idiocy.

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Sub: #55 payday loan problems
Replied on 01-13-2009, 11:27 AM
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"I AGREE"

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Sub: #56 Town And Country Acceptance Corporation
Replied on 01-15-2009, 07:42 AM
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To all interested check out TOWN AND COUNTRY ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. They are registered with the Better Business Bureau and have a B- rating. They have been in business for 27 years and are the real deal. 205-823-4930

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Sub: #57 Pay day loan help see Town And Country Acceptance Coroporati
Replied on 01-15-2009, 08:19 AM
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To all interested check out TOWN AND COUNTRY ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION. They are registered with the Better Business Bureau and have a B- rating. They have been in business for 27 years and are the real deal. 205-823-4930

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Replied on 02-12-2009, 09:09 AM
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Stay away from Langhorne Debt Solutions, they take all your money, and if you missed one payment they will drop you and tell the PDLs companies that you are no longer their client. You should also watch for their deduction you put money in your saving and they still go into your checking.

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Sub: #59 Langhorne
Replied on 02-12-2009, 01:40 PM
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I disagree with the posting above. Langhorne takes their payment from whatever account you ask them to. You are supposed to have a separate savings account that you are putting money in for settlements - Langhorne does not touch that. The settlements are paid directly by me not by Langhorne. I have been with them since October of 2008 and am very happy. Had 7 loans - down to 2. YEAH!

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Replied on 02-17-2009, 12:00 PM
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I have dealt with langhorne and just be careful with the "fees" they get you , make sure you read everything

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Replied on 02-17-2009, 02:49 PM
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I just finished a year with Langhorne Debt. They are a complete joke and did not fulfill anything they advertised.

They tried to tell me that a $400 debt (from an illegal payday loan company) was purchased by a collection agency for $700 and that I should pay that amount. Of course I balked. A few weeks later, they sent an email saying they had settled for $490 and that they recommended I take this great deal. They hinted they would drop me if I didn't accept.

I didn't accept and finally told them to cancel their "service." Of course, this was after they got all their money from me.

They either don't answer questions or give vague responses. They do a pretty good job of making it seem like they are professionals and on your side, but I pretty much think they are a bunch of crooks.

I'm happy to provide more details offline or here.

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Replied on 02-18-2009, 02:07 AM
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I bet if you asked "Langhorne Debt Solutions" to settle any accounts with "nationwide cash" they would refuse!

Nationwide Cash sent me a postcard over the holidays,and surprise!!!!,postmark was Langhorne,Pa.

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Sub: #63
Replied on 02-18-2009, 10:12 AM
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im so scared i dont know what to do about my pdls from all ive read langhorne is the way to go right? to stop harassing phone calls ill get phone number changed

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Sub: #64 Langhorne Debt
Replied on 02-18-2009, 01:38 PM
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I was going to sign up with LDS until I found this forum and realized I could do it myself. When a representative from LDS calledme to follow up, I explained I had heard the internet PDL were illegal in Va. I had closed account, revoked ACH, etc. I explained about filing complaints with all government agencies. He acted very surprised. I cannot believe LDS would be unaware of the legal status of lenders. Why settle an account for 30 or even 50% if you can get it written off? If I can find these resources so readily, why couldn't they do it? I know its different if the pdl's are legal, but think of the settlement money clients could save if they investigated the legality first. It did not impress me as being on the ball.




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