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Sub: #1 What is the best PDL out there?
Replied on 03-19-2007, 01:10 PM
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Hello again.
I came here about three months ago and asked a few questions for some research I was doing about PDL's and what draws people to certain PDL loan companies. The moderators on this board didn't seem to like this and the thread was closed, but I did get to do research on another board that caters to people with the same types of needs.

My loan agency was opened on Jan. 1st 2007. Since then we have given out over one thousand payday loans. I would say 40% of those loans have gone into default. I know the risk that is involved in giving out these types of loans and expected that. On average for every $100 dollars that we loan out, I get a return of $152 dollars. Not bad for a start up business huh.

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Replied on 03-19-2007, 01:11 PM
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This board is to Help people GET RID OF PDL..not to entice them..

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I doubt anyone that uses these boards is interested in taking out another pdl . . . .


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Replied on 03-19-2007, 01:18 PM
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I'm sorry, but you're wasting your time here. This is a place where people come to get help with their debt problems.

Please read the forum rules before posting again.

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I understand that, but there will always be a demand for quick loans. People would be more comfortable doing business with someone they know they can go to if a problem arises.

Sorry about the solicitation. Intead of giving out the sites name, I search the forums for dealing with my loan company. Hopefully there arent too many complaints



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On average for every $100 dollars that we loan out, I get a return of $152 dollars. Not bad for a start up business huh.
You are taking that $52 from desperate people that cannot afford it, but feel they have no other choice. The default rate is so high because these types of loans are almost impossible to pay off in a reasonable amount of time. You make profit off other's misery. And yes, that is bad, huh?

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understand that, but there will always be a demand for quick loans. People would be more comfortable doing business with someone they know they can go to if a problem arises.

Sorry about the solicitation. Intead of giving out the sites name, I will search the forums for questions dealing with my loan company. Hopefully there arent too many complaints


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NONE.CLEAR ENOUGH!

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What is the best PDL out there??? Who is the nutjob trying to kid? I think we are all in agreement that PDL's are as bad as having a drug addiction....THE BEST PDL OUT THERE IS NO PDL EVER!


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Here's an idea for you..

Instead of attempting to gain customers here, why don't you observe what the board members are saying and offer advice on how to deal with companies? We've never had a PDL offer true advice that we could use. I for one am open minded. While I think PDLS are a very bad thing, I honestly think you could lend some valuable insight.`

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Intead of giving out the sites name, I will search the forums for questions dealing with my loan company. Hopefully there arent too many complaints
Looking for questions on your loan company? Interesting! Are you trying to get them back, or track them to harass them?

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What is the best PDL out there??? Who is the nutjob trying to kid? I think we are all in agreement that PDL's are as bad as having a drug addiction....THE BEST PDL OUT THERE IS NO PDL EVER!
You beat me to it

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I figured that I might get some tough responses and I understand that. Many people don't understand the consequences of such a high interest rate. When filling out a loan application, the borrower is told on the application at least 5 times that this loan is not meant to be a long term loan. It is meant to be a quick fix. It is much easier if the borrower takes our advice and pays the loan off the first due date, rather than to keep renewing.

It is their choice whether or not to renew, not ours. I cannot stress important it is that these types of loans be paid of ASAP. Remewals are where the majority of our profit comes from.

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That sounds like a good idea finsfan. If anyone has any questions for me I would be glad to answer them.


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Replied on 03-19-2007, 01:32 PM
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Guys, lets see what this person has to say. He isn't being agressive or nasty...He/she could help!!

PDLme, what kind of advice do you have to offer?

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Replied on 03-19-2007, 01:32 PM
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Duh, that's right, we are all idiots here that can't read paperwork. If you read through these threads you will notice that most pdl's BREAK STATE LAWS. That is out complaint. These companies continue to debit accounts after loans are paid, sell your info to other pdl's that then deposit money without even contacting the person, and make it so you can't even find their contact info to request that the loan be paid off.

I know all companies aren't like that, but most of the internet ones are. Some of these companies do things completly over the phone, no contract is ever signed. So don't try to tell us how many times it tells us anything.




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