magnum cash advance in mississippi
Date: Wed, 06/24/2009 - 10:31
I think you first need to find out if they are legal to lend in
I think you first need to find out if they are legal to lend in your state. Do you know what your state laws are regarding PDL's?
How much did you borrow from MCA and what have you paid so far?
pdl laws in MS state that the loan has to be paid in full at the
pdl laws in MS state that the loan has to be paid in full at the end of the term with no rollovers or extensions. Since they dont call themselves a pdl, i was wondering if they technically fall under pdl laws. I have 13 and plan on concentrating on the legal ones first since they can actually sue me and then the illegal ones for the amount borrowed only.
i have closed my bank account and sent the letter revoking ach, wage assignment, and to not call.
They say "smarter than a payday loan" so I wonder if there is some loophole that makes them be under installment loans or something. Also magnum lets you borrow again and increase your balance before the original loan is paid off after so many payments are made.
What does your contract state? Installment loan? Were you making
What does your contract state? Installment loan? Were you making payments? Was that an aggreement in the contract (payments)? Mississippi requires internet based pdl's to be licensed by your state.
Call your DFI and ask them if this company is licensed to lend i
Call your DFI and ask them if this company is licensed to lend in your state, also tell them this company may be listed as a pdl or small loan company. (601) 359-1031
You need to see if they are licensed and if not ask if they have
You need to see if they are licensed and if not ask if they have to be for online payday lending in your state. I live in Nebraska and found out that Magnum Cash Advance is not licensed here. I sent them a letter stating this and that I was filing a complaint with my state on them, bbb and and the ftc and they sent me an email less thana week later that stated my loan was paid in full and nothing further would be done. It really pays to go this route to not have to pay them since you may have paid alot already to them.