T&C Acceptance Corporation and the State of MD

ar, are you just trying to find a company to deal with pdls? Or do you have other debts also? Langhorne does pdls.

T&C won't work with people in WI either :x

First you should contact your states department of financial institutions and ask for a list of companies that are licensed to do business in your state. Some states require that you use a company located within the state, others will let you use out of state companies but as long as they are licensed in your state. But then once you get the list and pick a company please check with the BBB to see if they have any complaints against them and you can also contact the DFI again to see if they have any complaints against the company. Just do your homework and you should find a company that will work for you.

You go, puddle! :D Pet those fat kitties for me!

:oops: thanks Cannr :) Will do, the biggest one is sitting in her fav. place lol

Thanks Puddle!

That was me in the post right before this one

If you're talking PDL's, I live in Maryland and I'd highly recommend contacting the office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation - Enforcement Division at the phone # given at this site. You'll need a list of the PDL's you've taken out, copies of any paperwork,email contracts, etc. PDLs are prohibited in Maryland.

Pachacutec, do you think you could PM me and advise me on the steps you took and how its going for you?

For some reason this stone-age compatible computer isn't letting me email you directly - oh well, all I can say is that I contacted the people w/ the State of Maryland (Commissioner of Financial Regulation), and sent them copies of my paperwork for the PDLS'; they told me to refer all calls, emails, etc., from the PDL companies (which were all internet) to them, which I've been doing. I closed my checking account. Per the Commissioners' Office, when I received e-mails or calls, I told the PDL companies that I'd found out they were illegal in Maryland, I'd filed a complaint with the State, no more payments would be forthcoming and if they had any questions, they were to contact the Maryland Commissioner of Financial Regulation. Goes without saying I'm still getting the calls and e-mails from PDLs', but they give me their "same old speech," I give them MY "speech," and then they hang up on me. I keep a log of any calls and emails I receive and forward them to my contact w/ the MD Commissioners' office. They told me to do this and that they would contact (or attempt to contact) the PDL companies on my behalf. So, that's really about all that's been going on. The calls from the PDL's are kind-of a pain, but a few of them (the overseas ones) are almost funny! (read some of the other threads here, and see what I mean :) )