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Sub: #17 Ace Cash rip off
Replied on 07-08-2011, 09:24 AM
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Close your bank accout and don't pay them a cent.
This is the biggest scam I have ever seen. I filled out an online app and all of a sudden there was 2 deposits made to my checking account. I couldn't find any email with paperwork and didn't know where the money came from until I got my checking statement with a phone number. The withdraw amounts were the same as loan amount but the balance on the loan stayed the same. What the hell kind of loan is that. I receive $600 deposited and the company was withdrawing $600 from my account and my balance was still $600. wtf I closed my account to stop anymore withdraws. Anyone with a class action case against this company, please let everyone know.

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