Cash Direct Express - GECC
Date: Fri, 04/03/2009 - 11:42
I had a internet PDL with Cash Direct Express, in which I paid all but $84 of the original principal. I revoked my ach and told CashDirectExpress that I did not find any license for them to loan in Washington state, and that I would be paying the principal, but offered to also pay the legally allowed finance fee for a PIF. At first they insisted on their illegal fee structure, but I stood firm. They then agreed to accept my offer. However, because I did not hear back from them concerning an agreed upon due date, I did not make that payment.
They have now turned it over to a collection agency, and are asking only for what I had originally offered. Should I go ahead and pay it, or tell them I will only pay the $84 remaining principal and to heck with the fee. I kind of feel obligated to pay the legally allowed fee. Although I can't find a license for CashDirectExpress, I did find a license for GECC registered as part of CS Financial. What do you all think?
They have now turned it over to a collection agency, and are asking only for what I had originally offered. Should I go ahead and pay it, or tell them I will only pay the $84 remaining principal and to heck with the fee. I kind of feel obligated to pay the legally allowed fee. Although I can't find a license for CashDirectExpress, I did find a license for GECC registered as part of CS Financial. What do you all think?
Was the fee for a returned ACH? If so then pay the fee plus t
Was the fee for a returned ACH?
If so then pay the fee plus the $84 and be done with it.
Make sure you get all in writing.
No, there was no return fee. I had just offed to pay the legall
No, there was no return fee. I had just offed to pay the legally allowed PDL fee versus their illegal outrageous fee. I think I'll go ahead and do that so I can be done with it. I'll request a PIF in writing before paying and I do have an address and payment envelope in which I can send a money order.
Never do anything without first having the agreement in writing.
Never do anything without first having the agreement in writing.