Mypaydayloan.com
Date: Thu, 03/08/2007 - 20:12
I'am hitting a brick wall on this one Do I accept offer or reject and take my chances with the SC Law a CA and court?..
My wife has paid 1012.78 on a $300.00 loan whichj MPDL claims is now a balance of $325.00. They are offering a One Time settlement of $162.50. If I reject the offer they claim current amount due of $406.25.
I will post both communications below but they are lengthy. Bottom line do I accept the offer or stick to the letter I wrote.
Removed e-mail address for safety reasons-Mishele
I'd stick to your guns. One thing though, fdcpa only applies to
I'd stick to your guns. One thing though, fdcpa only applies to third party collectors, not the original creditor.
They aren't going to take you to court. Have you involved you attorney general yet? They may have some advice on how best to proceed.
To PM someone, go to a post they made and if they allow PM's you will see a button at the bottom of thier post. Click on that and it will take you to a place where you can enter you message.
It may be a good idea to remove your email address for your own safety. It's not a good idea to post personal information on public sites like this.
Another thing about the DCC website...use the "My Threads" link
Another thing about the DCC website...use the "My Threads" link to list every thread you've posted to. This will make it very easy for you right now, as you currently have only posted twice since registering.
I would file a complaint with the AG regardless of the response from the company. It's not fair what happened to you, it's not fair what happened to other people, and it's not fair what will happen to others, either.
I have dealt with mypaydayloan.com myself and I remember Janelle
I have dealt with mypaydayloan.com myself and I remember Janelle as well. I would not pay them another dime and file complaints against them with your attorney general's office. They have offices throughout the US. I have a mailing address if you need it. You've paid enough on this loan.
