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Sub: #1 confused... can you help?
Replied on 06-30-2011, 07:16 AM
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I had researched pay day loans at one point a few weeks ago because I was a bit desperate at the time and behind on some things. However I never agreed to a pay day loan, or accepted a pay day loan, at least not to my knowledge. I just received a deposit into my bank account today from someone that read only GFG_Serv. I've read here on this forum that it is most likely Greenlight Funding Group. I live in Vermont. I do not want and no longer even need this loan. Nor did I agree to receive it to begin with. What should I do? I sent an email to their "support" address. I don't want any part of this "loan". Any advice on how I can rectify this? thanks!

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Replied on 06-30-2011, 07:52 AM
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Contact your bank immediately. Tell them you did not authorize this transaction and ask them to reverse the deposit. Also, ask them to put a fraud alert on your account and specifically block transactions from this company.




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