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11-16-2006, 03:20 AM
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That may be true Roadwarrior, but L'Law was in business with these pdls and prior to his quitting that business he may have been involved with some type of investigation and the C&D came after his quitting the pdl business. He would still be held liable even if he quit the business prior to or during the investigation.
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#35
11-16-2006, 09:15 AM
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Regardless of what "The Shadow" or other unfavorable people's opinions are, I only have the highest regards for L'Law. I am also not a client of his and had a question not even related to PDLs, and he answered my question in detail. So saw what you want, Shadow, L'Law is proving themselves over and over again to be a firm who is committed to helping others. Thanks, Dennis.
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#36
11-16-2006, 01:36 PM
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Fair
You guys are slamming shadow for voicing his outrage at a company that screwed him,and unfortunately L'Law was part of that. Everything,mostly everything that shadow mentioned is the same information I came up with in my research,which was so extensive I found the company responsible for processing the ACH's,as well as a cleaning company somebody owns in Philadelphia.
I have noticed a pattern. Most everyone who has obtained L'Law,I've reviewed the past posts,had no PDL's that involved them. I for one had one that did! I could have easily written what Shadow did when L'Law came on the posts. However,me being who I am restrained judgement to wait for fact. This would be the equivalent of Mitchell from Platinum B coming onboard and saying.."Hi All...I want to be your friend!" Now I am not saying that L'Law is misleading people,on the contrary.The people he is dealing with seem to be happy with the service he provides for them,I wish them all well! Let's not judge somebody for voicing an objection to an injustice! Steelers1....You are correct,that C&D was years in the making. Shadow... Nobody in this forum is advocating welching on a debt!
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#37
11-16-2006, 08:03 PM
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I have a half dozen shelf companies that never actually operated. Typically, I would form a company and name myself as a director. When a client purchased the company, I would then resign as director and substitute their names for my own.
Quick Check is one of several that are sitting unused on my shelf. It's never operated, let alone made a loan. Anyone wanna buy it? __________________
Marcia Brady's Lovechile
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#39
11-16-2006, 09:32 PM
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Langhorne
Langhorne was the in-house law firm that sent threatening emails to PDL customers for Nationwide. Search the forums for the past and you will see that they were the worse! Mr. Blake is Jimmie Blake who has nationwidecash.com AND langhornelaw.com email addresses. He's been in PDLs for a long time for several companies. This whole Langhorne Law thing is a crock. Hopefully everyone will research the prior posts in this site and see that a leopard cannot change it's stripes!
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#40
11-17-2006, 07:57 AM
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Truth, everyone knows what Dennis has done, he never withheld his past from anybody here and has been honest about his work with the pdls. And people do change, it is unfortunate that you can not see that, have you not ever done anything in the past that you regret or hurt somebody and made a change for the better? So there is no truth in people do not change, because they most certainatly do.
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11-17-2006, 09:14 AM
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how come Nationwide ask me to send them a western union under the name of langhorne Law?
PAYEE: Langhorne Law CODE CITY: Langhorne CODE STATE: PA ACCNT#: ****** Account number wiped out - Mike I thought they help work with us not they payday company??? i'm so lost and confused any one care to help ?
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#43
11-17-2006, 11:10 AM
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i'm just trying to make sense of all the things i'm reading...not to cause any trouble everyone has being very helpful...but i did get this info from nationwide on the 10th.
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#45
11-17-2006, 03:57 PM
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Dbaker is right. Drowning in debt, when i started this thread i had complaints because when the debits would come into my checking acct it was under langhorne's name not natinowide. Mr. Blake was cordial and honest about returning the money. I thought they wouldn't. Dennis doesn't deal w/ or work w/ them anymore by what he's told me. They are not supposed to still be using his firm's name, but they are. Ties have been severed since 6/06 i was told.
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#46
11-17-2006, 04:51 PM
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Langhorne Law
That is the story but do a google search on the key words "ambassador financial california lawsuit settlement" and see what pops up. Yes, Ambassador got sued by California for violating the payday loan laws there and Dennis Williams is clearly listed as the contact for them as of the settlement date which is September 12, 2006. That is over 3 months after they were supposed to have severed ties. See it for yourself! Believe me I'm looking for a way to get out of my financial trouble just like the rest of you but the grief that Langhorne gave me when they were collecting on my bad loan with them was horrible. I just don't want to see everyone fall into this trap!
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#47
11-17-2006, 04:56 PM
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Wouldn't Dennis still be held liable for that if it occurred before his separation? And it could be that it took until Sept. to get the settlement. Govt. operates slowly and nothing ever happens quickly. So I think that even though it is dated for Sept. 2006 it is holding him liable for something he had done prior to his separation. I can understand that you hold animosity, and I don't blame you for all the grief you were given, I do not doubt that one bit.
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#48
11-17-2006, 05:26 PM
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I read that C&D,it was kind of lame.
Nationwide Cash was asked not to operate in the state. To post such on their website. Nationwide Cash did not have to make any refunds.
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