Whats the next step

Hello -

First, let me put your mind at ease about the "you are going to jail" calls. If you get them, blow that threat off - you are NOT going to jail. You cannot be arrested for defaulting on a payday loan.

Second, did you close your account, or just block all ACH debits? Be careful on this, because some payday lenders have been known to convert your debit to a "paper check" with a fake number (like 9999) in order to continue hitting your account when you block ACH debits. Sometimes the only option is to close your account and open another. Most banks are understanding about this when the situation is explained to them.

Third, you need to know whether you've overpaid these companies already, and if they are lending legally in your state. If you can let us know what state you're from, what companies you're dealing with, how much was borrowed, and how much you've paid on each one so far, we can give you more solid advice that will help you take the next step.

I just blocked ACHs. I didn't think about the possibilty of them converting to paper checks. If I close my account won't I have a hard time finding another bank after we get onto the BAD account list? I live in DE which has no limit on interest rate or fees only amt you can borrow and the # of rollovers. Here is a list of accounts, amt owed, and amt pd.

United Cash Loans x2 $200 (paid down from $350) pd $785 on each

I really need advice as what to do, addresses, how to handle these calls, what to offer, how to handle this now that I stopped ACHS.
GW Financial Services $500 pd well over $700 w/ over 5 rollovers
One Click Cash $350 pd $210
Cash Net USA $500 pd $225
Pay Check Today $200 (pd down from $350) pd $800
Loan Shop $300 pd $360
Pay day online $500 pd $700+
my cash now $800 new loan was due at beg. of month

Nowwhat - If "bad account list" is referring to chexsystems, then you can still open another bank account. In your state, try FNSB, HSBC, BofA, or Citizens bank. If you try BofA, apply online, don't go into the branch.

Thanks for that info but what about the other stuff? I have already gotten 5 calls today. I know that most of these sites are NOT licensed within Delaware and that they have to have a Delaware license. Do I send out letters to this affect and tell them to kiss off or ask for a payment plan? I don't have time to field seven hundred phone calls a day. I don't know how to approach these companies.

If these companies aren't licensed to lend in your state then they are breaking the law. File complaints against them!

Also, it's pretty hard to get them to stop calling. You can send them a letter certified mail requesting that they don't contact you at work, but most will just ignore that.

I would send out letters mentioning their licensing status . . . . . . On the ones that you've way overpaid I'd request that they mark you PIF. The ones that you haven't paid back principle on set out a payment plan.

I also live in a state that didn't have any interest rate caps, but since the companies weren't licensed I was able to get quite a few marked PIF. You just have to keep at them.

I would just hang up on them when they call, or say you don't work there anymore. They will probably still call, but you could try to have some fun with them. Mess with them. Talk to them in funny voices, speak jibberish, stuff like that. That may encourage them to stop calling you too.

Anyone have the email adresses/physical addresses for any of the companies listed above. I have started writing letters to them and need to get them out certified mail today. I also really need to email one click cash asap. They called here all hours of the night and even called my sister at 11 last night. Please help.

Okay, take a breather. It sounds like you have some of these overpaid and you can send them letters to this effect. I have been in this myself and I had a lot more lenders. You will want to work out a payment plant with Cash Net USA first. I believe they will probably be licensed in your state. I have not dealt with them myself but this is what I have gathered from other posts. You can do a search around the forums for some of the addresses or go to the BBB website. Here is the mailing address for mycashnow.

my cash now
207-1425 Marine Drive
West Vancouver
BC, Canada V7T1B9.

You will probably hear from a company called Credit Protection Depot regarding my cash now. They collect for them and they are located in Nevada. You will want to send them e-mails stating not to contact you at work, home, or your references regarding this matter. I would keep e-mailing them until they listen. You can also fax them and I also suggest letters via certified mail with return receipt. Also, for the ones who are truly harassing file complaints against them with the BBB, your state's attorney general's office, as well as your division/department of financial institutions.

I checked the one click cash website and I'm trying to find an e-mail address. Can you still log into your account from there? There is also a contact us button where you can send them an inquiry or e-mail.

United Cash Loans is also known as MTE Financial Services or Rio Resources. Here is their contact information.

MTE Financial Services
515 G S.E.
Miami, OK 74355
Telephone: (866) 213-0268

BofA, apply online

Can anyone look at the law for Delaware and tell me if internet lenders have to be licensed within the state?

You will find the Payday loan laws for Delaware here (just select your state),

http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/explain-pdls-laws.html

I have a different address for United Cash Loans that I got from looking around the forums - I don't know which is right:
3531 P Street NW
PO Box 111
Miami, OK 74355

I'm dealing with a lot of the same companies you are - it's not fun but it's a lot easier having the information behind you and not having to believe their lies!

One Click Cash address:
2533 N. Carson St., Ste 5024
Carson City, NV 89706

I just received this from My Cash Now's collection agency. What do I do now?
Quote:

Have a good laugh and wait till it goes out to a collection agency. At least the collection agency won't keep running up fees like these a$$holes.

This is the collection agency/department for mycashnow. I received the same type of e-mail from them when I defaulted with them. They didn't really pursue it with me but they have with others on the forum. I would recommend sending them a debt validation letter. You can find a sample letter in the DIY section of the forum. Also send it certified mail with return receipt requested. This way you will have proof they received it. If you need their address, let me know.