How to find out if a PDL is legal in my state?
Date: Fri, 06/13/2008 - 11:15
Nikkij - here is you will find the Payday loan laws for Alab
Nikkij -
here is you will find the Payday loan laws for Alabama (just select your state),
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/explain-pdls-laws.html
Here is where to find the licensee database for Alabama:
http://www.bank.state.al.us/ADPSA_Licenses2.asp#
The laws for Alabama that was just sent to me.
So should I click on the link that was just sent to me and put the name of the Cash Advance company in the search box and it will then tell me if its legal or not?
It will tell you if they hold a license in your state - I would
It will tell you if they hold a license in your state - I would highly advise contacting the Alabama Banking Department at the phone number shown in the law listed in my post above to ENSURE they are not licensed before proceeding. At the same time, ask them what you can do to file a complaint on any illegal companies.
I live in CA I have some pdl on the internet. I would like to kn
I live in CA I have some pdl on the internet. I would like to know which one's are legal in CA
Payloan Yes
Check n Go
Ameriloan
AWL
Cashnetusa
Paydayone
Cashcentral
Tks Gen370:confused:
I, too, am in CA and - of those on the list - I believe that onl
I, too, am in CA and - of those on the list - I believe that only CashNetUSA and Check-N-Go are licensed/legal within the State of California ... though I could be wrong. I know for sure that check N Go is licensed/legal - as they have MANY walk-in stores throughout California and would not be able to be so if they were not properly licensed. In those two cases, I would ask them if you can enter intro an extended payment plan to pay down/off your respective loans with them ... I know for a FACT that CashNet will do so.
As for the others, you can check with the California Department of Financial Institutions and the California Department of Corporations - as a start. If you find out that they are not legally licensed and/or in compliance with California Financial Code sections 23000(a) & (b), 23035(a) & (b) and/or 23036(a) & (b), then you should IMMEDIATELY send each of them an ACH/Wage Assignment Revocation Letter (Since you and I are both in CA, you can check out the one I sent to a particular company (as an example) here --> http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/thread140835.html )
After you do this, I would also recommend calling your bank and having them place a hard stop on any further ACH debits from your account.
(NOTE: I want to give proper credit where credit is due ... all that I have learned, thus far, for dealing with these issues has been via the STELLAR advice of member paulmergel here on these community message boards).
GOOD LUCK .... let us know how things progress.