Anyone know if Payday loan companies are open on Veteran's Day?
Date: Sat, 11/07/2009 - 18:47
Please be more specific as your post is somewhat confusing. By t
Please be more specific as your post is somewhat confusing. By the way, Veterans Day is Wed., not Mon.
yes it is true that we haven't understood what exactly you are l
yes it is true that we haven't understood what exactly you are looking for.so kindly explain us further about your situation.what do you mean by ACH?
The best thing to do would be to close the account. If you tell
The best thing to do would be to close the account. If you tell them you revoke EFT authorization, they'll debit anyway. If you tell your bank to block debits of a certain $ amount, they'll vary the amount. If you ask your bank to block debits from a specific company, they'll debit under a different name. All three of these tactics are big time illegal and there are ways to get your money back if they pull this type of shit, but they take time (10-45 business days for bank investigation or several months for consumer complaint or EFTA suit).
Also, I'd bet if they could find an ACH processor and bank open
Also, I'd bet if they could find an ACH processor and bank open on veteran's day, they'd put the debit in on the exact date. If payday loan companies cared about American veterans, they wouldn't specifically target vets returning home from combat with their loansharking schemes
Quote:Originally Posted by AnonymousAlso, I'd bet if they could
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Originally Posted by Anonymous Also, I'd bet if they could find an ACH processor and bank open on veteran's day, they'd put the debit in on the exact date. If payday loan companies cared about American veterans, they wouldn't specifically target vets returning home from combat with their loansharking schemes |
Another uninformed "voice". The fact is that the Bush Administration eliminated the ability to legally loan to the military personnel and thier dependents whe he signed the defense bill a few years ago. This made it illegal for anyone to charge more than 36% APR and put severe reprecussions on a military person or dependent to lie about thier status in order to get a loan that exceed 36% APR.
