Has South Carolina change the laws?????Warrants for people who do not pay!!!!
Date: Thu, 05/26/2011 - 16:04
Me and my wife have a payday loan with a little local payday company we are paying it off in 2 two weeks for good!!!!!BUT today I saw something that got me thinking.I saw Warrants for people arrest for bad checks that did not go though the bank!!!!YES I said it and saw it WARRANTS for people arrest in my county!!! I thought this is for a loan???There now going though the county magistrate spending the money for warrants to arrest people who bouncing checks and the state is letting them do to!!! Is this right or are they overstepping bounds??The lady at the place said they had to put a preacher in jail!!!!What you guys think???Big lawsuit??
Thanks..........
PS like I said two weeks from now Freedom!!!!!:D
Thanks..........
PS like I said two weeks from now Freedom!!!!!:D
Payday lending is legal in South Carolina. You can contact the S
Payday lending is legal in South Carolina. You can contact the South Carolina State Board of Financial Institutions in order to know whether or not your payday lender is legal in your state. As far as I know, there has been no changes in the laws. Non-payment of payday loans will be considered as a civil offence and not a criminal offence. So, I don't think the lender will be able to arrest a person for the non-payment of the debts.
Quote:The lady at the place said they had to put a preacher in j
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The lady at the place said they had to put a preacher in jail!!!! |
Has she agreed to show you some thing in writing?
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Big lawsuit?? |
I guess you need to be served properly before being sued.
