jayandcherrie5. I also thought a payday loan was a good idea, but they also kept taking out the refinancing payment every two weeks. It ended breaking me because the loan never got paid down. I had paid nearly $1000 in finance and interest for a $500 loan.That is until I complained to the BBB, FTC,and my states Attorney generals office. If you complain about them doing business illegally in your state and overcharging then you should be able to either get the loan closed or only be responsible for what remains on the principle. That is including your two payments of $90.
For example if you had a $300 loan, so far you have made two $90 payments. Therefore only owing $120.
I would file the complaints and email the payday loan company you used notifying them of your complaints and how you want the loan resolved.It may take several emails a day, but they will work with you once they realize you have filed complaints.