Sub: #1 Payday loan help in Washington - anyone?
Replied on 06-11-2009, 02:46 PM
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These loans will be due on Monday and I am at a loss -- I owe way more than my actual paycheck. Looking for a rock to hide under. What can I say to these companies to get them to let me make small payments (like $50 a month initially till the smaller ones are paid off).

1. List the companies you have the loans with and whether it is a store front operation or an internet operation.
(a) Moneytree (store-front)
(b) Advance America (store-front)
(c) Check Into Cash (store-front)
(d) My Cash Now (internet)
(e) Check City (internet)


2. List the original amount of the loan for each account:

(a) Moneytree - $700 (had more than 4 consecutive but still cannot afford their payment plan to pay off in 4 payments - its more than the $95 fee);

(b) Advance America - $700 (same as Moneytree)

(c) Check Into Cash - $400

(d) My Cash Now - $400

(e) Check City - $200


3. List what you have paid so far for each loan: I'm not sure I understand this question -- I've had these same loan amounts for months -- sometimes I pay one down a little but then I have to get more money.


4. List what state you currently reside in: Washington

Thank you folks - your help is appreciated. I did talk to a couple debt consolidation type reps and they only wanted to work on the internet loans (and one would only help if it was over $1,000).

Sharon




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Replied on 06-11-2009, 03:10 PM
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Hi there, the only thing you can do to stop any of these debits from happening right now is to go to your bank and ask for a hard debit block be placed on it, you will also need to speak directly to the Branch Manager, tellers usually don't have the authority. I will return in a second, I have more info for you. Hang tight.





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Replied on 06-11-2009, 03:11 PM
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Click the link below to read your payday loan laws. Be back again with more info.
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state_detail.cfm?id=WA





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Replied on 06-11-2009, 03:14 PM
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Check City is a legal lender and member of CFSA, what this means is they have an EPP (extended payment plan) available but will not offer it, you must ask for it. This will stop the interest and allow you to pay off the loan in four seperate payments. The other store fronts may also be members of the CFSA, you need to ask them. I'm not sure about MyCashNow but I will do some checking and see what I come up with. By the way, you need to request the EPP plan BEFORE you default.





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Replied on 06-11-2009, 03:17 PM
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MyCashNow.Com Inc. I couldn't find a license for them in the state of Washington. CLICK HERE to find out how to deal with illegal lenders.
Grand Anse, St. George's
Milwaukee, WI 53214
Telephone: (866) 398-2274
support(at)mycashnow.com
1-866-645-1662 and 1-866-318-2274





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