Vip cash
Date: Wed, 07/27/2011 - 03:46
VIP Cash is payday loan company. They offer short term loans to
VIP Cash is payday loan company. They offer short term loans to the consumers. You can visit their official website for more information:
"myvipcash dot com/"
Check out the given page. I hope it will help you to get some im
Check out the given page. I hope it will help you to get some important information:
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/vip-cash-info.html
vip
the VIP i was dealing with are also called DMA and qloot. its very confusing how they use 3 names...one with the loan documents, one when they take the cash out of your account (VIP) and one they sign their emails with (qloot.com)
i live in NJ and paid them $700 on a $500 loan and am presently awaiting a PIF letter from them.
Good luck!
HI, VIP Cash is a payday loan company. You must be aware of the
HI,
VIP Cash is a payday loan company. You must be aware of the fact that payday loans usually carry high interest rates. Therefore, you need to make sure that you contact a company that is trustworthy enough and has your best interests in mind. Visit this link for more information on VIP Cash.
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/qloot-vip-cash.html
vip is qloot/dma/vip cash and have a call center in Nevada and I
They owe me $250 , for I overpaid on a PDL from them (I paid $750 on a $500 loan.) I spoke with them today when they called me 2x and informed them of the same. Thanks to all of the wonderful support I have found on these boards, I am doing this! I am finally breaking free from paying more excessive illegal fees to these scabs. I am making these scum sucking bottom feeders learn that we as consumers have a right to find out about their illegal activties. I demanded a PIF letter on the phone from the twit Megan that keeps calling me and my husband's cell. She rudely put me on hold for 5 minutes and someone else finally picked up (supervisor maybe?) and asked me "how can I help you" I told her she can start with my refund and a PIF letter and to learn to obey the c and d letter I sent them and stop calling me. She told me she will pass my comments along to "their compiance department" as I am threatening her with a lawsuit she said. I actually did no such thing, I stated my terms and that I knew her company was illegal and that I owe them nothing further as I already paid my principal in full, plus some. She made it sound like compliance was really going to give me a rash of big trouble.
We shall wait and see. I feel the adrenaline rush of knowing I have to stop talking to these people and just leave the rest to the FTC.
Question -- has anyone ever gotten a family lawyer to help with this stuff? Just wondering if that can be more effective. I have a nice and inexpensive lawyer who does our familys wills and such and who is actually a really nice guy. If a letter came from him would it be any more effective at stopping these scums or just wind up costing me a fortune as then they would be calling HIM?
Thanks
I previously had a loan with VIP also QLoot. I did receive a re
I previously had a loan with VIP also QLoot. I did receive a refund from them as well as a PIF letter by contacting David Cobbett, DMA Finacial Corp, Chief Compliance Officer, 1700 E. Desert Inn Rd., Ste. 207, Las Vegas, NV 89169. His email address is [email]david@qloot.com[/email]. I emailed him info when I obtained the loan, how much I had paid in rollovers and such. I received a check in the mail via overnight delivery. I had to push a little bit but eventually received what I wanted. Good luck to you!!
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Hornerk,
Good for you! Thanks for the info - funny thing that guy called me yesterday claiming he was sending me a check and had tried to email me several times to let me know...I never did get an email from him but he claimed he was mailing my refund yesterday and I told him to include a PIF letter with it.
3 down, 5 to go! ( 2 refunds coming so far, 1 agreement to accept principle only; 2 PDLs who refuse to stop calling and 3 who won't respond to my refund demands)