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Sub: #1 Solomon/Pay1Day SUCCESS
Replied on 10-04-2010, 10:56 AM
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I just called Solomon/Pay1Day and took a chance...told them I don't think they are following lending laws in MO and that I had 4 SMALL loans with them for a total of $600 and had paid them over $3000 and that I want my account closed and marked PIF! THEY DID IT!!! I just got the confirmation e-mail and tried to get into my account on their website and it says I am not a registered user! YAY!!! Now just waiting to hear back from UrgentCashExpress and will have made arrangements with all but Zip19 which I'm handling according to the advice I've received on this site! Thanks so much everyone! Karen in MO

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Replied on 10-04-2010, 10:59 AM
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Great news Karen!!! I hope UrgentCash also follow the steps of Solomon. Best of luck.




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