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Date: Wed, 12/24/2008 - 15:11

Submitted by michele.ertl
on Wed, 12/24/2008 - 15:11

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I made one of the worst decisions, to obtain 2 of these.
Check Advance $585
Payday Loan Store $650

I have been paying interest ONLY on both of these loans for months...and I can't afford it anymore. They are both due this Friday, and I CAN'T PAY THEM. I would like to work out a payment arrangement...but I'm afraid they will say no, and call my work etc....and take me to court. Is there anything I can do?????


If these are store fronts, ask for the EPP plan, if they are members of the CFSA (Community Financial Services Association of America) then you are entitled. Below in quotes was taken from the CFSA site and explains how the EPP plan works.

Quote:

Extended Payment Plan *. Each member will provide customers who are unable to repay a payday advance according to their original contract the option of repaying the advance over a longer period of time. Such an extended payment plan will be offered in compliance with any requirement in state law to provide an extended payment plan or, in the absence of such a requirement in state law, in compliance with the Best Practice ???????Guidelines for Extended Payment Plans.??????? A member will adequately disclose the availability of the Extended Payment Plan to its customers in compliance with any requirement in state law for such a disclosure or, in the absence of such a requirement in state law, in compliance with the Best Practice ???????Guidelines for Extended Payment Plans.??????? (Amended 7/21/08)


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Wed, 12/24/2008 - 18:38

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Well, I have 2 of these...so I couldn't pay the one on Friday....I talked to them and they gave me a 14 day extension. The other one was due yesterday, and they said the ONLY THING they could do for me, was to 'bump me up' so I could pay. What that means, is they will borrow me the money, so I can pay the interest. I don't want to do this.

Sad to say, I'm seriously thinking about cancelling my checking acct. early next week.....now, if I do this...and they send the checks through.....will they work w/me to make arrangements at that point? Or will they simply sue me?


lrhall41

Submitted by michele.ertl on Tue, 12/30/2008 - 17:33

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Thanks PDL owner, as I said in a previous post, wasn't sure if it was the correct one or not. Here's the link to Valued Service as PDL Suggested.

http://www.wdfi.org/apps/CorpSearch/Details.aspx?entityID=V019717&hash=511216709&searchFunctionID=eeac1db9-767c-477b-ad0f-1b83dca84a86&type=Simple&q=Valued+Services+of+Wisconsin%2c+LLC

Hey PDL owner, do you happen to know what will happen if a credit union doesn't respond to WI Director of Credit Union by the date given? Will they send another letter?


lrhall41

Submitted by beli2005 on Thu, 01/01/2009 - 06:28

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Put a stop pay on your Check Advance loan. The next thing you do is be PRO-ACTIVE and go in and tell the manager of the branch that your financial situation has reached the point where you can simply no longer keep rolling the loan, not without having to confer with a bankruptcy lawyer. Be prepared to make some sort of payment at that time, even if it's less than the amount that you would have normally paid in interest to roll the loan.

At that point you and the manager will work out a payment agreement, which per the corporate rules must be every two weeks just like your loan. However, you are now actually paying your loan down instead of just paying to keep it rolling.

Check Advance is not a CFSA member, the loan will NOT end after 4 rollovers, it can in fact roll forever based on the rules of the state of Wisconsin. You also must, must MUST keep making the payment agreement payments as scheduled - Check Advance does not simply send your account to a collection agency as do many of the competitors, they evaluate your file for garnishability and sue after 50 days of no payment if they feel they can get your money via small claims court.

The manager will start the payment agreement negotiation at your balance divided by 4 payments. Write down what your check amount is, and add $10 for the late fee. No $15 NSF fee because the check will return stop pay. Then subtract the amount of the payment you bring in on negotiation day. Divide that balance by 4. Is the resulting number too high for you, will it break the bank? If so, find a lesser and REASONABLE number that the manager can agree to and successfully sell his or her manager on.

At the end of the payment agreement, you will be paid in full, and no longer have that hanging over your head.

But whatever you do - DO NOT avoid calling them or going in to discuss this. It's a legitimate debt, they're not going to tear your head off, but they will become very, very persistent and less inclined to negotiate if you ignore them.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Tue, 01/06/2009 - 20:07

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