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PDLs in NC

Date: Thu, 02/28/2008 - 13:12

Submitted by lovedalehpbear
on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 13:12

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I have been reading the info on PDLs in NCI received mine via internet...I was reading the the "ACT" for NC but it was a bit confusing... I have 5 PDLs...
1. $575-have paid 275 (117.5 in March)
2. $260-paying $60 until May then $110
3. $325-will be paying $75 until June then it will $125
4. $325-will be paying $75 until June then it will $125
5. $$260-will be paying $60 until July then $110

the amounts include finance charges...are these allowed or what...can anyone help SOON!!!!


Pdls are PROHIBITED in your state. This means they are lending illegally to you. You need to close your bank account ASAP to prevent them from debiting any longer. That is your first step. Get control of your money again. I'm going to post something regarding closing your bank account.


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 15:59

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Okay. You can put a hard debit block on your account. This way nothing can go through. When I say nothing, I mean nothing. Your deposits can still go in, but nothing goes out. That's why you would need to open a new account (we advise at a different bank) so that you can route your direct deposit to the new account and anything that comes out automatically (payments that are legit). Can you do this? Can you put a hard debit block on your account, open a new account, redirect your direct deposit? Tell your payroll that your bank account has been affected by fraudulent activity and they need to stop direct deposit and issue you paper checks until your new account is open. Maybe they can do that? When I told my payroll I had to close my account because of fraud, I gave them the new bank account information and they changed it immediately. It is possible for you to do this?


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 16:05

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Love, your direct deposit can be changed to a new account or bank...do you pay for your apartment through your account? What you need to do then is go to the bank and have them place a hard debit block on your account, so your direct deposit can go in, but no money can come out unless you go into the bank and get it...it means no checks, atm, debit card.


lrhall41

Submitted by RoxyNY on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 16:07

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Open a new account. Contact your social security people and give them the new bank account information and tell them to start the deposits there immediately. Put a hard debit block on the old account. I know it sounds overwhelming, but you need to do this. You need to prevent these guys from debiting your account any more. The only way to do this is to block that account totally. Of course, you need a new account for your deposits. You can do it all in one day. If you stress to the social security that it needs to be deposited to the new account immediately due to fraud on your other account, I am sure they can take your new information and start depositing it in the new account.


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 16:11

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Right now your main priority is to get that account that the pdls have the information on BLOCKED. You need it to where NOTHING can come out - only deposits going in. You can open a new account and contact your social security and give them the new account information. Your bank needs to put a BLOCK on the account. Not a stop payment, not a temporary hold, but a block. You have fraudulent activity going on. These are illegal companies. Once we get that block on that account so they can not debit any longer, we can get you a letter to send to the pdls. Right now though, we need to get that account taken care of.


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 16:25

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You can not do a stop payment. They will just use a different name and debit. A stop payment will not work. I don't understand your banks problem. You can have a "deposit only" status on your account. That way deposits can go in, you can go in and withdraw money and have the block placed back on. You can do this until your social security starts being deposited into your new account. They have to put a hard debit block/deposit only status on the account. Have you spoken to the manager at the bank? Not a teller?


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 16:27

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Okay, we can try this. I'm still amazed that they will not cooperate with you. We can try the stop payment thing (although that's going to cost you money which I don't agree with). However, you would need to tell her EXACTLY what to stop payment on. So you would need to know EXACTLY how they debit. You should be able to see that on your bank statement (she can pull it up at the bank). Have you spoken to a manager? I know you're dealing with a supervisor; however, it's always best to go to the "top dog" and speak to the manager. I just can't see how they won't do a hard debit block for you when these are illegal companies debiting your account.


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 02/28/2008 - 16:51

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