Way over my head on payday loans may be the worst case here
Date: Thu, 06/21/2007 - 08:20
Payday One borrowed 500 on 3/21/07 360 interest paid with another 120 due monday
my cash now borrowed 200 on 3/22/07 191.52 interest paid and 50 on principle
Discount Advance borrowed 500 on 3/26/07 472 interest paid & 100 on principle with another 120 due tomorrow
Star Advance borrowed 300 on 12/15/06 288 in interest paid
AIP borrowed 200 on 11/29/06 1335 interest paid 89 every 2 weeks(Ouch!)
Flash Loans borrowed 300 on 6/15/07 90 due on 6/29
United Cash borrowed 300 on 6/15/07 90 due on 6/29
Midland Marketing borrowed 200 on 6/15 60 due on 6/29
The following are my accounts that are in default:
United Cash borrowed 500 payback = 650
Cash Supply borrowed 500 payback = 625
B & L Marketing borrowed 300 payback = 390 Tom Rothrock & Tana Thomas of DMS Marketing have been calling & emailing me on this one.
Zipcash borrowed 300 payback - 390
Loan Shop Online borrowed 300 payback = 390 Tom Rothrock & Tana Thomas of DMS Marketing have been calling & emailing me on this one.
Global Financial Svcs borrowed 200 payback = 280
Arrowhead Investments borrowed 300 payback - 390
Cashback Payday this one is a couple of years old but john thompson the general manager keep emailing me reminding me that I owe them 750.00
TN has some good laws reagrding pdl's . . . They are only allowe
TN has some good laws reagrding pdl's . . . They are only allowed to charge you a specific amount.
You will find the Payday loan laws for Tennessee here (just select your state),
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/explain-pdls-laws.html
You need to find out how much you've already paid on all the loans.
It may be hard to avoid these places calling your husband at work. They don't always follow cease and desist letters.
Plus, you are going to have to have your husband close his account. When you do this, you need to ask your bank what their policy is on ach transactions going through on closed accounts. Some banks will force open the closed account and allow the transactions to go through. Then instead of owing an illegally operating pdl, you owe a perfectly legal bank $1000's . . . Not good! So if your bank does have a policy like this, tell them your situation, and tell them to put one of the following on your account before it is closed: An ACH block, a hard hold, or put the account on deposit only. This will prevent any ach transactions from forcing the account back open.
Also, file complaints with your states AG office, banking dept, BBB, anyone who will take the complaint. You will also need to send them letters revoking any wage assignments, and authorization to debit the accounts.
