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Jay-continue to be persistant I would send emails several times aday. my cash now emails would never go through, so i kept logging onto their website and putting my information into their testimonial/comment section and after two days of doing this I received a call from them and of course, I was locked out of the website guess they didn't like the testimonial I was sending.

I had Mycashnow tell me that because they were an internet lender they go by federal laws not the state laws-has anyone ever heard that before???

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Replied on 11-29-2007, 01:32 PM
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TMBL - You have so much knowledge of all of this......is it just from personal experience or do you have a job that you deal with PDL's, state laws, etc.? It's so great that you are so willing to share all of your knowledge with everyone and so willing to help, it's awesome. I know, personally, I have really appreciated all of your input......along with everyone else's on this website. I'm so glad that I ran across it, I don't think it was an accident.......it was a Godsend : )

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Replied on 11-29-2007, 01:39 PM
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tmbl, i have never heard that one

but i will keep sending it until she responds, and i resubmitted my complaints to the AG,BBB and FTC

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Tina-the only knowledge I have comes from what I have read on this site and dealing with my own 6 pdl's. and i agree this was not an accident finding the site but a Godsend I just want to be able to give back as much as possible since I was able to get help here!

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Replied on 11-29-2007, 01:48 PM
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Well yours, as well as others guidance, info and knowledge is deeply appreciated. It is comforting to know that you are not alone.

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It is very comforting, once I found this site, and starting taking action, I felt much,much better! It's hard to believe that their are so many people out their that have made the same mistake I did and unfortunately the illegal pdl's prey on that and just keep sucking you in unitl you have nothing! I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't found this place and I never would have thought I would be able to email these companies myself, get PIF letters and even a refund It was reading everyones advice etc that kept me going and that first PIF is what really gave me the encouragement to keep fighting!!!

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So, you mentioned that you had 6 PDL's, what was your experience with the companies and who were they? Were they all internet companies? I'm just curious how it went for you as far as that first PIF. Did you have to give them more money or had you already paid them enough to get the PIF? Like you, I thought that I would just have to pay for my huge mistakes and continue paying them forever.

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I had all internet loans through United cash loans-had already paid them the principle plus allowable interest amount by my state-PIF from them; The Loan shop overpaid them by $500 got PIF and they are sending $250 refund check in mail today; Paycheck today had paid principle plus some got PIF (they were my first);Cashnet USA wich is legal, I have payment arrangements set up with them, just have to agree on on to send payments to them; USA Payday-still working on, haven't paid anyhting on that and they are illegal; and MY cash now-trying to fiqure out payment plan with them I still owe them around $300. So it's a struggle trying to budget what I can pay back to them and I also want to be rid of them, but I need to budget so I don't get myself in any kind of financial mess again. How many loans do you have?

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I have 5 internet loans and 2 storefront loans. I posted the amounts and places on my own thread. The 2 storefront loans, I'm in the process of paying them off, both companies have been working well with me.




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