Sub: #1 Need a Little Help
Replied on 04-29-2009, 10:22 AM
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Hello Everyone, Kinda Need some help here... Okay well My husband Took out a Payday Loan Last year.. Called E- Payday Loans. Okay well He never payed them Back and Now they have a Attorny Contacting us Called Falzone Associates... I have spoke with Someone there, and they said that they are willing too do a one time settlement of 489.00 Which Right we don't Have.. Or They will start the Procedure too take him too small claims court and he then will get it for a bad check... Now my Questions is... Can these ppl Do that over a Payday Loan... We live in Pennsylvania... So if u anyone can help or has any advise please let me know.. Thank you Kindly...



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Replied on 04-29-2009, 11:25 AM
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First he can not get arrested. Second he will not "get it" for a bad check.

Debt is a civil matter not a criminal one.

Threating statements like that are against the law.

If I were you I would send them a debt validation letter. Make them validate the debt. For all you know they bought up some old junk debt and are now trying to collect on it.

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