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Sub: #1 Washington DC PayDay Loans
Replied on 01-08-2007, 09:29 AM
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Hi, i left a comment earlier BUT wanted to know....

I live in DC and i have borrowed loans from.

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Totaling 1500.00, i have been good with going in to make my Finance Charges BUT recently have been falling into crunches since i spend $215.00 every two weeks. Does anyone know if i offered to start making payment arrangements if that is acceptable. I dont want to be sued by them although i go in to the stores to make my finance charges and they apear nice. Does anyone know the DC payday Advance laws?

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Replied on 01-08-2007, 11:10 AM
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You should contact these stores directly and explain your situation. I have dealt with a store front Check N Go in DC and can tell you that they are willing to work with customers if they are made aware of the situation. Good luck!




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