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Replied on 09-06-2006, 02:06 PM
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erzeke1, got your pm.. thank you so much for taking the time to help me w/ this.. sorry for sounding stupid but, do you think they'll work w/ me even if i am in CA?

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Yes, if a consolidation company will work even if the accounts are in CA. They basically work on all unsecured debts. It's not a problem if it's with the original creditor or the CA. a professional consultant will be able to cut the deal in the best way according to your interests. Remember, you are hiring them putting your money for their services.

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ccastro, you're very welcome sweetie!
Nothing is stupid on this board, except for those annoying spammers!
Good luck...let us know what happens and stay on here. You'll learn a lot more as you get payday loan free!

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Replied on 09-12-2006, 11:27 AM
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I have worked with them. In fact i still have a loan with them.

Unless you really need the loan i would not suggest it. The interest rate is insane!

CKZ

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Does anyone have the address for magnum cash advance?

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Sub: #22 finance charges
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This companies interest charges are among the highest in the business. I would use them as a very last resort. Only if you seriously, definitely have no choice.

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This companies interest charges are among the highest in the business. I would use them as a very last resort. Only if you seriously, definitely have no choice.

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I was scared to close my account too and scared the pdls would call my work. I went ahead and went into the bank and told them i lost my checkbook that someone broke into my car and they put a "hard hold" on my account not allowing anything to be paid out of it. I also went thru PDL Assistance and am now making payments to them to work out arrangements with the pdl companies. So far, no bosses have said anything to me. I force myself to answer the phone every time it rings, and if it is one of those companies I close my door and tell them my employer disapproves of collection calls at work and i'll call them back on my lunch hour to discuss the situration.

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Replied on 11-02-2009, 10:07 AM
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I am using magnum and my payments are reasonable,they are polite to me and they give you options on how to pay i pay 277 and i am ok with that,they help me when i needed it and still are.They have not got on my bad side and I will continue to use them as needed.




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