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can I stop a debit from a payday loan company?

Date: Sat, 12/09/2006 - 16:33

Submitted by rocksme2004
on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 16:33

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Hope you can help.

I have a payday loan that will come due soon, but I won't have the money to cover it. I have Bank Of America and it is a debit arrangement with the payday loan company. Is there a way to stop the debit/overdraft on my checking account?


This is an internet payday loan company called TenDollarPayDayLoan.com

It is a electronic debit I didn't send a physical check, so I'm not sure how to stop payment on a electronic debit?


lrhall41

Submitted by rocksme2004 on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 16:58

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TendollarPaydayLoan may debit your account using the names MTE Financial or Rio Resources. The company goes be many diffrent name. Bank of America can block ACH debits (electronic debits) from your account. Is this the first time they going to debit your account? If not then BOA should have the code information already to help block them from taking any money. Or they may actual have you to wait until the ACH debit goes through and then you will have to file a formal dispute.


lrhall41

Submitted by bdouble on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 17:04

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You should probably put a stop payment on the debit. Your bank will probably charge you a fee. Also, see if the bank can block any type of debit from this company. Since it is a internet pdl, they probably have alot of other dba's that they go by. If so, then the debit would go through. Talk with your bank and see what the best thing to do b/c the internet pdls will bleed your bank account dry with alot of NSF fees. Even though you tell the pdl that there will be no money in your account, they will still try to debit and just cause you more fees.

Another option would be to close the account that they have access to and open a new one. This is what I had to do.


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Submitted by brownsugar on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 17:07

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when I was dealing with BOA, there was a fine line about stop payments because companies are tricky, they can 'adjust" the ACH by a penny and that fee will come through also if you name a company and they use another name it goes through. My advice to you is to close your account and open another one, too many people have been bled dry here and put in a negative hole because of IPDL tricks. Good luck and keep posting


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Submitted by PDLFREE on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 17:30

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they use ACH for deposits and probably debits also.

They have made debits before, but I've always been able to pay the interest till now.

I'm curious about the for deposit only option with banks...how do you do that?


lrhall41

Submitted by rocksme2004 on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 17:41

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I'm from Oregon. I've paid tendollarpaydayloan about $800 so far taking out $300 loans.

Thanks for the info on deposit only.

tendollarpaydayloan does put in the agreement not close the bank acount. I just got served court papers today on a local paydayloan for NSF on a physical check written on a $200 loan. I'm hoping I can come up with conviencing info for a court hearing...or at least delay the judgment against me.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Sat, 12/09/2006 - 19:23

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Call the storefront lender and see if you can work something out now. Since they are licensed to do business in your state.
While they add that informationthe lender cannot require you to pay electronically under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA at 15 U.S.C. 1693a(9)). You have the right both to stop payment on a specific withdrawal and to revoke authorization for all future withdrawals by a lender
For more information dealing with payday lenders check out this site http://www.paydayloaninfo.org


lrhall41

Submitted by bdouble on Sun, 12/10/2006 - 07:25

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Yes, definitely deal with the store front first. Tendollarpaydayloan is illegal in a lot of states. If they are illegal in your state, you will only need to pay them the principal that you borrowed and you would have more leverage with them. They won't stop debiting from your account, though, unless you put a stop payment or, as several on this site have had to do, close the account and open a new one. I wish you the best of luck.


lrhall41

Submitted by dbaker6 on Sun, 12/10/2006 - 13:09

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