What to do now...
Date: Wed, 01/11/2012 - 20:30
Have you revoked ACH and wage assignment authorization? How muc
Have you revoked ACH and wage assignment authorization? How much did you borrow from each lender? How much did you pay before closing your account?
We need more info to help you.
Please list each lender, the amount you borrowed from each and the amount debited from your account by each before the account was closed.
Hey, I have loans out with loanshoponline for 200 have not paid
Hey, I have loans out with loanshoponline for 200 have not paid back anything, mycashnow for 420, have not paid back anything, ameriloan for 200 have paid back one finance charge of 60. SSM group deposited 200 without me even signing anything have paid them one payment of 30 and another for 60. 123 wages for 200 have paid back nothing. I have sent Emails to most of them but have not heard back from anyone yet.. Ive had 2 debt collectors calling my work and its really bothering me! I have not revoked the wage assignment or ACH, but I did close my bank account assiciated with those loans and opened a new one, that is why they are starting to harass me at work and my cell phone. I filed complaints online with the AG last night for mycashnow and onlineloan shop cause I believe those are the 2 collectors that are calling my work. I just wanna know the what to say when these collectors call.. should I try and work something out over the phone for the principal ammount only? Or just keep ignoring them and hope they fade away..?
You owe LoanShopOnline $200 You owe MyCashNow $420 You owe Ame
You owe LoanShopOnline $200
You owe MyCashNow $420
You owe Ameriloan $140
You owe SSM $110
You owe 123Wages $200
What did you say in the emails you sent them? Did you tell them they're illegal but you're willing to repay the principal balance of the loan? Did you revoke ACH authorization? Did you revoke wage assignment authorization? Did you close your checking account?
Yes, you should set up a payment arrangement with them. Do NOT give them any account info for payment. Pay them with a prepaid debit card. Pay them amounts that are convenient for you at times that are convenient to you.
No, don't just hope they'll go away.
You can't really make them stop calling, but if you ignore the calls and stick with email communication, they usually stop calling.
Did you file complaints with your Attorney General's office, the FTC and your state's banking/financial department?