St. Vincent not having to abide by state laws?

If they told you Elvis was the president, would you believe them?? They are handing you a pile of BS!!

As mentioned above, they are trying to confuse you. Write back and tell them that you are not a resident of whatever British Overseas Territory or Caribbean Island they are operating on and therefore you only owe principal. If they continue to screw around, kindly tell them to screw off and pay them nothing.

if this company is in St. Vicente - can they garnish your wages?

not without a court hearing in your town,county,village,or bourough.what they mean by garnishment is a wage assignment.draft a wage assignment revocation letter and fax it to this illegal.

I LIVE IN CALIFORNIA.... SO THEY WOULD HAVE TO TAKE ME TO COURT BEFORE GARNISHING MY WAGES CORRECT? THEIR COLLECTIONS DEPT IS THREATENING TO SEND IT STRAIGHT TO MY EMPLOYER FOR GARNISHMENT...

I borrowed $600.00, interest is $150.00.... I have paid 4 payments of interest of $150.00 each and have paid $50.00 just recently to the collections dept.... They are trying to say that I still them $800.00...

Any help would be appreciated. I had them set up on a pre paid visa, but after reviewing this site - I don't owe them anything. I'm just concerned about my wages being garnished.

I had a loan with MBS Loans and paid around 400.00 in interest on a 200.00 loan. I sent them an email yesterday saying that I reside in New Jersey and payday loans are prohibited - this is their response:

We are a non-us company with no US presence and fully meet all relevant Laws and Financial requirements, as fully detailed in the loan contract, a contract that you freely accepted on the 3 occasions you requested loans from us. As a goodwill gesture, we will suspend your loan, meaning no more payments will be required, but there will be no refund as the loan has not been repaid in full. Customer Service

They're talking about a volutary wage assignment that was probably included in your contract.

It's revocable at any time as it is VOLUNTARY.

If you'd read and followed the steps in my signature link, you would have revoked this authorization and given a copy to your employer in order to protect yourself.

If you haven't done this, you need to do it right away.

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no yet, but I did respond that I will still file a complaint against them.

Also, sent 247Greenstreet, CashWeb, ArcherDirect the same emails, no response and no calls from them either. 247 was calling me 5 times a day.

MPMarketing agreed to two payments of 150.00 for 300.00 loan. I only paid them 90.00 for my first interest payment. I agreed to this.

You don't owe them $300. You only owe them $210. Why did you agree to pay them more?

^This. Tell them something like "it has come to my attention that I have already paid 90 dollars therefore I only owe 210..."

I emailed this man back and told him that it was BS (in nicer terms) And that I didn't appreciate him lying to me (acting as if I was stupid and can't look up the information I needed), so he was not going to see another penny out of me.

I have already paid my principle balance and then some to this company.

I believe we were talking to the unregistered who is agreeing to pay them an extra 90 dollars.