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jenn

Date: Sun, 07/22/2007 - 17:13

Submitted by cannr
on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 17:13

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jenn, I'm not from Ohio. There are others on here from Ohio who will be more accurate than I. However, I can tell you this - you've overpaid. Of course, you realize that. It seems that they can charge $15 for every $100 you borrow. If you borrow $300 that would be $345.00. However, it says something after that, which I don't understand. Someone from Ohio will know. It also says that rollovers/extensions are not allowed. Which means them taking out $90 and extending the loan is not allowed. Let me also tell you that both your pdl's are MTE Financial. They are horrible. I'm sorry you hooked up with them; however, many of us have. Do not be ashamed. Please. That's why we're all here. We've done it! You need to stop the debits from coming out of your account. MTE is not licensed to do business. In "normal people talk" -MTE is taking your money every week as an extension (prohibited), MTE is lending to residents in your state while not licensed (prohibited), you've WAY overpaid your loans. You need to first get your bank account taken care of. Believe me, MTE will NOT stop debiting your account and they will insist you owe a million dollars still on your $300 loans even though you've already overpaid them. Go to your bank immediately. Close the account. If you can't close the account, put a hard debit block on it. MTE goes by almost 20 d/b/a's and you can not block just the names you know that debit. They will use a different d/b/a and debit your account anyway. They will debit you until you are dead! Close your account/put a hard debit block on it/whatever. Open a new account at a different bank. You need to do this first so that MTE does not get any more money from you. We can then help you fight with them (they are horrible and will hound you to death) and get them taken care of. However, do not give them any more money. Take care of the bank account ASAP. Post more if you have questions. And, I hope someone from Ohio can read this and give you more insight on the law. I'm just trying to help the best I can, not being from Ohio. So hang tight. Someone will come along. But, listen to me regarding MTE. Illegal. Close that bank account.


i will talk to my bank first thing in the morning. oh my god you guys are so helpful. i am so glad i found this when i did. and it's nice to know that i am not alone. in all this, i was beginning to think i was the only person in the world who was this stupid. and then i found this site, and realized, no, stupid maybe isnt the word, naive, and hopeful have been


lrhall41

Submitted by jennrj1 on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 17:22

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jenn, a hard debit block means no debits will go through on your account. Nothing. When the pdl's attempt to debit, the bank will reject it. If they try to put through an electronic check, the bank will reject it. I really think it's best to close the account; however, sometimes that not possible for some people. If you can, close it. However, another thing is that, once you "think" you're account is closed, there may be pdl debits pending. If that's the case, then the pdl debits will go through, forcing your account to re-open. You then have all your pdl debits taken out and then bank fees if your in the negative because of them. Ugly, ugly, ugly! So, if you're unable to close it totally, put the hard debit block on. It kind of sucks though because it also means you can't use your ATM card, write checks, etc. If you want money, you have to go into the bank and get it out yourself. But if that's what it takes, then do it. If you can, just open a new account at a new bank so the pdl's don't get your information. If you have direct deposit and need to get it switched immediately, tell your employer you've had fraudulent charges on your bank account and had to open a new account and to immediately switch your direct deposit. Or you can get "live" checks for awhile if needed, if your having bank issues. Please feel free to post any questions. Sassnlucy is in Ohio. I, personally, consider her an expert - but she claims she's not! LOL! But I think she is!


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 17:45

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cannr...thanks for the compliment. You are so sweet. :)

Jenn, please listen to what cannr said about your bank account. It is really important to find out all that stuff ahead of time. What companies are we dealing with here? How much did you borrow/pay back already? Did I just answer this in another post? :?


lrhall41

Submitted by Sassnlucy on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 17:55

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sass, this is my fault. jenn originally posted and I goofed up and started a whole new post as a response to her! She has a post titled "help" in which she stated she is in Ohio and which pdl's she's dealing with. I'm so sorry for the confusion I've caused everyone!


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 18:09

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jenn, we're all in this together! We're doing exactly what you're doing. Some of us are just a little bit past the point you are, so we can at least advise you on your next steps! But, we are all in the same boat! You've filed your complaints, which is great. You'll get your bank account taken care of, which is very important. We can then help you start sending out letters to your pdl's, if you like. I can't promise it'll do any good, as they are famous for "ignoring" us! But at least you'll have documentation of everything. And, jenn, please make sure you keep documentation of everything. Print it out/copy it/save it/ whatever. Just have documentation of everything. That way your butt is covered. If you send emails/faxes/mail - keep copies of it all. If the pdl's contact you via email/mail - keep copies of it all. If they call you - write it down then email them and tell them to stop calling. More documentation. Some of these agencies may ask for more information once they start looking at your complaints. The more documentation you have, the better you are to help them get these pdl's.


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 18:47

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I just emailed both companies, Im not sure what the email should have said, but I mentioned the dates and payments that i have aleady said and questioned the validity of any remaining balance. united cash loans says amount due 125$ i had to search for my password to even log in. and 500 fast cash said amount due 75$. i got both loans on the same day. and thats still a 50$ gap between the two in what they say i owe. geez. 1000$ so far between the two companies that could have been used for damn near anything else. my god


lrhall41

Submitted by jennrj1 on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 19:19

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I know, jenn. I think we've all kicked ourselves in the ass over this stuff, but we can't go backward, unfortunately! If you've already sent an email to them, you're doing good. Because of the fact that these two pdl's are HORRIBLE, any starting point is a good starting point. Because, I'm here to tell you, the will respond and say you owe them a million dollars. They will say you have to abide by their state law. They will say all kinds of crap to you. I've freaked when I've gotten responses from them because they are so bogus! So if they give you a hard way to go via email, do not respond right away. Come back to the forum, let us know what's going on, you'll get advice, then respond back to them with a little more knowledge. They can wait! LOL! If you have problems with them via email, I think we have the compliance department email addresses for you. You probably sent your emails to the customer service email address? Well, it might work, but the compliance department email gets some responses. Ugly ones! LOL! Just wait for them to respond to you. If they don't, email them 10 more times. Or if you're still having problems with them, post your problem and we'll guide you along. I've been dealing with these morons for awhile now, as have so many others on here. I think we've heard it all, but then again, they surprise us daily! Whatever you've emailed, also fax it to them in the morning. When you hear something back, let us know!!! You're doing great!


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Sun, 07/22/2007 - 20:31

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Jenn,
Listen to the advice on this site, it is a miracle! I have felt better and better each day this mess gets further behind me. I am soooo thankful to have cannr, sassnlucy, polly and goudah to help me. You are in more than capable hands here!!! Between all of us, we are EXPERTS!!!!


lrhall41

Submitted by bflow30 on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 04:46

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