You may have to go to another bank to open up a new account, or just put a block on these companies from debiting your account, there is a fee per block.
Here is the link to your state's pdl laws:
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state_detail.cfm?id=IL
If you have paid back the principal and legal interest rate for your state you can demand they mark your account paid in full. Or demand they settle your account for what you actually owe. And you can use the settlement letter found on Polly's blog, just insert your state's pdl laws and add that you have filed a complaint with your AG's office because you will need to do this (for the internet pdls, storefronts are typically licensed, and I noticed you have CashNetUsa (internet pdl)I have found with this particular ipdl they are also licensed to loan in the state's they offer loans to consumers. You will need to work out a payment arrangement with the storefront and CashNet if you find they are licensed in your state. And don't worry, you won't go to jail, even if they threaten and sound realistic with the threat. Your state does not allow prosecution for defaulting on a pdl, and you haven't committed any type of fraud, which is what some will claim.