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Sub: #1 How to find payday loan settlement letters
Replied on 11-17-2006, 10:47 AM
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What are some resouces for to find settlement letters to send to these payday companies? Can a payday loan company take legal action against me if they are not registered or licensed in my state?

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Replied on 11-17-2006, 10:53 AM
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What PDL's are you dealing with? Are they storefront or internet?

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They are all internet companies.

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If you don't mind me asking, what companies??

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Internet lenders must be licensed in your state if payday loans are allowed. They have to conduct their business legally before throwing any actions against you.

I haven't heard of any internet loan company especially those not licensed, filing a case against the borrower. If they give you such threats, don't be bothered. It's a crap. If you have the loan from them, you are responsible to pay the borrowed amount and the fees mentioned in your state.

You'll get the settlement letters in Polly's blog

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Keystrokes is right. I think just about everyone here as dealt with at least one of them, and nothing good has come out of it..




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