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response from Pay Day One...what is the next step?

Date: Wed, 12/31/2008 - 06:37

Submitted by anonymous
on Wed, 12/31/2008 - 06:37

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This is the response I received from Pay Day One. I need some help with how to proceed in order to negotiate a payment plan with them.


We received your request to stop the debits to your checking account, and will honor your
request. However, we remind you of your promise to pay under the terms of the Loan
Agreement. Further, we may report information about your account to credit reporting
agencies. Late payments, missed payments or other defaults on your account may be
reflected on your credit report.

You may use any of the alternative methods below, but keep in mind payment must be posted
by 5:00 PM Central Time on your due date. Please be sure to send your payment in plenty
of time to arrive on or before your due date.

We can accept a Money Order payment, Credit Card, Moneygram or Western Union Quick
Collect.




Dear Sir or Madam, I hereby
revoke your right to use any wage assignment I may or may not have signed with you. You
no longer have my permission to use this wage assignment. I am also exercising my right
per Regulation E and revoking your rights to debit my personal account, a copy of this
letter is being sent to my financial institution and my employer. Due to an unexpected loss of income, I am unable to pay my next payment due as
planned. I am hoping to work with you regarding an adjusted repayment plan. I fully
intend to pay this loan off with interest per Kentucky payday loan state laws. Please
send ALL correspondance to my email address: () I feel that this
method will allow no confusion as to agreed upon terms. I thank you in advance for
working with me on this. You will see by viewing my account details that I currently have
a principal amount of $1000 and have paid $2272.18 throughout our financial relationship.


You may use any of the alternative methods below, but keep in mind payment must be posted
by 5:00 PM Central Time on your due date. Please be sure to send your payment in plenty
of time to arrive on or before your due date.

So. in other words, they didn't get it? lol Well, if it were me, I would send them another email with payment terms you can afford. Are you able to meet the next payment date in a timely manner via the postal service? If not, tell them HELLO, there isn't enough time for that. Keep negotiating, sometimes this company needs an extra push or two to totally understand where you are coming from. Stay pro-active.


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Wed, 12/31/2008 - 07:09

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A lot of people on here have much more experience in dealing with these people. In your expert opinions, what would be reasonable payment terms? The premium is currently $1000. And my information is correct when I say that I do have to pay them back the full amount I still owe?


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 12/31/2008 - 07:34

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