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PayDayMax.com / CPD

Date: Mon, 01/04/2010 - 16:43

Submitted by anonymous
on Mon, 01/04/2010 - 16:43

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I live in Wisconsin and I took a pay cut at work because of the economy. I tried out PayDayMax.com. Everything went well. I took out a few loans and paid back a few loans. At that point I was pretty happy with them.

The last loan I took out was for $750. I didn't have the funds in my bank account. Eventually the bank closed my account and PayDayMax sent Credit Protection Depot out to get the money I owed them. I hear they are the same company (amongst others).

CPD made me a verbal offer. They said I owed about $1700 - $1800 total on this loan (with interest). I accepted a verbal offer of $1350. I have nothing in writing to back this up. I know, I messed up by not getting something in writing. Please do not pass judgment.

I am current on all verbally agreed payments. All payments were made via MoneyGram. I now owe about $400 for my next and final payment and planned on making that payment in about a week.

I was not concerned until the day after I made my most recent payment. My reason for concern is that CPD told me they would not send me anything in writing. I contacted them several times about a week ago asking for anything in writing and they refused. They told me that while I had reason to be concerned, that we had a verbal contract and they will abide by it. I have some questions and I am very thankful in advance for any help.

1. When I make my final payment, will CPD tell me that I still owe them money?

2. Should I make the final payment and hope for the best?

3. I am having a hard time determining whether or not this company is a legal one or not. Is PayDayMax.com a legal lender in Wisconsin? Wisconsin laws regarding pdl's are very weak and do not protect the consumer.

4. What about CPD? Can they legally collect from me? How do I find out if this company can come after me if I pay what was verbally agreed to?

5. Does anyone have any other advice?

I spoke with my personal banker a week ago and they said the chance that my account can be reopened is very slim. I plan to follow through with everything that has been posted about making sure my old bank account (which they have the information for) is safe.

I just want to pay what I have agreed to and leave it at that. After researching this company I am scared to the point that I am actually having bad dreams about this. Again, I do appreciate any information that anyone can give me. This website has truly opened my eyes and I praise all of those out there who watch out for the little guy.

Best Regards,

SicknTired


How can someone become a member and not have to post as a Guest? After clicking on "Signup", it looks like I have to sign up for debt consolidation services. Is this the right way to register? After I figure out my experience, I want to try to provide feedback to others based on my situation.

Best Regards,

SicknTired


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 01/04/2010 - 16:55

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drop9drop, thank you for your response.

The problem is that Wisconsin doesn't have many laws regarding pdls. I think they only need to be licensed in any other state. Is PayDayMax or/CPD licensed anywhere?

At this point, I plan on making my final payment. I don't know what else to do! Hopefully they don't come back after me saying I owe more.

It's midnight and I'm having trouble getting to sleep over this (again!). What else can I do other than make the final payment?

Thank you,

SicknTired


lrhall41

Submitted by on Tue, 01/05/2010 - 22:09

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SicknTired,

After you make the final payment.... take the phone off the hook..lol

Most likely they will keep trying to get more from you through phone calls of a collection Dept.

When a collecter called me after I paid them back... plus a few bucks interest.... I told the collection dept to call my AG and ask him for more money. I never recieved a call again.

I did pay the principle and few dollars interest but no more.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 01/06/2010 - 12:50

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Thank you so much, everyone. It sounds like PayDayMax.com is an illegal lender everywhere and even in Wisconsin. It is time Wisconsin changed their pay day loan laws.

I will report back with what I have found out. I also plan to create a member account and I will stop by to help others in my situation as much as possible. I will also be posting ways to contact our representatives in Wisconsin to make sure this kind of business practice does not continue.

Thank you!


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 01/06/2010 - 20:02

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