Pay day loans

Hi, I need to do a little research before I reply to your question.

Flobridge does have a license in Utah but not in your state, therefore they are not legal in your state. CLICK HERE to find out how to deal with illegal lenders. I have more research to do but will return shortly.

FLOBRIDGE GROUP, LLC484 W 800 N STE 202
OREM, UT 84057

Flobridge Group, LLC 691 W 1200 N #100
Springville, UT 84663


866-569-3321

You can read your payday loan laws below, criminal action is prohibited.
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state-information/26

As far as your store front lenders, you REALLY need to see if any of them will offer you an extended payment plan, some of them may be members of the CFSA which means they are required to if asked, I'm pretty sure there are a few of your lenders who are members of the CFSA, read about the EPP at the link below, this may be an answer for you for at least some of these lenders.

Well, the page isn't loading so you may have to read about it later, they must be having problems with their website, just google CFSA and click on their best practices.

So basically all i am obligated to pay flobridge is the amount that they let me borrow right? i just got flo bridge so i havent really payed them to much but paydayone i have payed them tons bc i have been dealing with them for a while. Same with cash cow and advance america

I am actually about to go to the bank and close my account with chase and re-open another one with them is this a good idea?

Yep, all you owe flobridge is the principal amount you borrowed. I would take care of the store front lenders first and foremost, you can worry about flobridge later, after your account is closed (and you should close it since you have an illegal lender who has access to your account) and you can get back control of your finances you can then worry about paying back the illegal one. Just deal with the legal lenders first and foremost, at first glance I could see that some of your lenders are members of the CFSA and offer an EPP, so go into the store and request it.

Why don't you place a hard debit block on it until you work out arrangements with the store front lenders, you need to request the EPP at these store fronts BEFORE you default, it will allow you to pay them off in four separate payments, and the interest will stop as soon as you sign up for them, I would get that in order before you actually close the account. By the way, request to speak to the branch manager, no one else will do.

I went to the bank and closed the account because they told me they could not do a hard block. I am due today so u recommend i contact them today instead of dealing with the payday loan consolidation place?

I also wanted to know if anyone know any information on Oak View Law Group because that is the company i am thinking about working with to consolidate my payday loans?

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