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1800899cash issues!!! ugh!

Date: Mon, 08/16/2010 - 10:57

Submitted by anonymous
on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 10:57

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I have one payday loan, that I had set up to pay back as planned, and then it was like everything that could happen went wrong. I got severely sick, went to the hospital, car broke down, a/c went out on house.... you get the picture. So the payment was returned and I had to stop all further ones as due to all of this, I ended up incredibly behind on my other bills.

After having a rather nasty conversation with a rep for 1800899cash they threatened to call my employer telling them what I had done, then they also threatened to sue me and so forth. I tried to make arrangements that I could afford at the time, and they refused them.

After researching them, I contacted my bank commissioner for the state of kansas and they are not licensed here at all and they would investigate further. i informed 1800899cash of this and they said that they didnt have to be that they were federally licensed and that federal law trumps state law (wow... any high school kid should know thats not true lol) so i hung up on her after she wouldnt listen.. and then she calls me back TWICE. And I know according to the FDCPA they cant do that either! After that I check my email and I have a nasty letter from them saying that they are turning it in to their in house attorney since they havent communicated with me at all.

I am wondering who all has had this happen to them? And what did you do? How do you get them to stop?


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Originally Posted by Anonymous
thank you all! i was under the impression that any debt collection fell under the fdcpa. so they can harass me, and call my employer, and threaten me etc with out any repercussions?

No, not at all. The problem is, illegal lenders never followed the law to begin with or they would have obtained the proper licensing, so the chances of them following any law is slim to none. Just make sure your employer knows that you are a victim of a scam and have no control over incoming calls, do file complaints though, that way you can let your employer know you are doing everything within your power to stop this from happening.


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 12:34

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thank you again shazzers!

so since they are illegal in the state of kansas, what happens now? do i still have to pay them back?

i wouldnt feel right if i didnt pay them back. i had one small loan with them a while back and paid it back. and then got another one later on and thats when everything started going wrong.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 12:37

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Originally Posted by Anonymous
thank you again shazzers!

so since they are illegal in the state of kansas, what happens now? do i still have to pay them back?

i wouldnt feel right if i didnt pay them back. i had one small loan with them a while back and paid it back. and then got another one later on and thats when everything started going wrong.

Oh yes, we always advocate paying back what you borrowed, it's just the right thing to do. However, I wouldn't pay them any more than you borrowed, they aren't entitled to collect interest and fees, they did not obtain the proper licensing required to do so.


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 13:05

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so i just pay that and if they try to take me to court take the documentation that they are not legal in my state and that will be that?

ty :)

Honestly, they would be cutting their own throats if they actually had the nerve to walk into a court room, as they have no legal ground to stand on.


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 13:06

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thank you all sooooooooooooooooooooo very much! i read a little bit of the thread shazzers, with the letter, but with the way they act i just see them laughing in my face. i did contact the bank commisioner again today and they are investigating it and it can take some time. i did a little searching today and found a cease and desist order from a california state judge telling them no more in CA as they are not licensed there.

I overpaid on the first loan by almost 100$, so that will have to be moved over to the other loan i have, and it decreases the amount so i am happy!!!!

you all are amazing!!!


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 13:47

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