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Date: Wed, 06/19/2013 - 15:41
Online lenders must be
Online lenders must be licensed in Ohio. - Check here to see if they are - Ohio Division of Financial Institutions - http://www.com.ohio.gov/fiin/elicense.aspx -- From their website I am not seeing that they are licensed to lend in Ohio, you will want to check... If they are not - you will want to follow the steps in this link -all of them. http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/paydayloan/dealingwith-illegallenders.html.. If you have already paid back what originally borrowed then you are due a PIF.
looked up
I looked it up on the website you gave and there is no such place! I aloso looked up get ohio credit because they were listed on the agreement and they are in Illinos..i closed my bank account as well. This became such a problem because i have been having unknown pending electronic checks and my banks branch manager informed me that other laon companies proally have my information and they are running text to see if i have money in my account. Then they will make a large deposit, and upon me spending the money they will take that as me accepting the loan and empty my account. Hes seen it done before. So i closed my account and set up a new one. Im never doing this again. Thank you so much fdor your hep.
No problem! Keep us posted on
No problem! Keep us posted on progress - you will want to send out the ACH revocations and cancellations of wage assignments right away since your account is secure..
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the license is in illinos not
the license is in illinos not ohio. must they be licensed in ohio to lend to me in ohio.
@mescia - go to their website
@mescia - go to their website - it is under license's second from bottom... they are under Get Ohio Credit, LLC.. I did not see the first time I looked, but it is there now, that is why always a good idea to look them up with your state.. Being that they are a CSO though means they more than likely can offer you an extended payment plan, you will need to contact their corporate office and see what they can offer - some will make you go into collections first to get a plan you can live with..
No when you go to their
No when you go to their website and click on license - scroll down the second from the bottom is clearly for Ohio... Call them and see if you can work out a EPP or if they have to have you go into collections with them to work out a payment plan - if you do one of these options it should at least freeze interest and additional fees..