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Problems with T & C and PDL co.

Date: Mon, 05/01/2006 - 07:28

Submitted by c_stephanie
on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 07:28

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Ok, I have been with T & C for less than 1 mo. and my weekly payment to them has gone from $47.00 weekly, to $61.00 weekly and now to $102.00 weekly. I have made my initial payment of $155.00 to them and one $47.00 payment and 2-$61.00 payment. As of this morning I was informed that 2 of my payday loans from Cashback and Quik Payday refused their proposal and will only except $100.00 mo. payments. I have paid these companies at least $1000.00 each over the last year, and I really feel I have paid these companies enough money. But I also have to say that T & C should really waiting until all the co. listed on your application have accepted the proposal or not to quote you a price. It really makes me feel a little taken. I know that they are providing a service that I need very badly, but they are also dealing with a ton of customers who have been taken by PDL's for a very long time. For my payment to have increased times in less than one month is unsettling, to say the least. I am wondering what other avenues I have in dealing with these pdl's. I have seen some people here have luck in challenging there legality in their states, and wondering if this is an option I shoudl consider? Also, is it any easier to deal directly with the PDL and leave them off my account with T & C?
Thanks ahead of time for any help you guys can offer.


I know that when we first signed up our payment was higher than what we were initally quoted also but the help and relief they provided was more than worth it to us. Quikpayday will refuse if they don't get at least the $100/month payment but if you cannot afford more than what you initially stated then don't pay them more, they will accept it. We had some pdl's that didn't sign proposals but they accepted what we owed them.

A lot of us have had luck lately getting some of our outstanding balances zeroed out because we have overpaid them so much. I don't know what state you are in but if the laws regulate how much a pdl company can charge you can write them a letter regarding that.

Stick with T&C they are really helpful and will get your creditors to work with you.

Sue


lrhall41

Submitted by CycloneFan on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 07:42

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I do understand NOW that it is next to impossible, but when I first contacted T & C I was told not to worry that every debt on my app. was with a co. that worked with T & C. Im just saying that they were a LITTLE misleading in their explanation and what I could expect. I am staying with T & C and I will pay my $102.00 a week for 4 mos. then my payment will drop considerably. I could allow it to stay the same and apply the difference to a higher debt, but I think I will let it go down and the rest of these jerks can wait fortheir money. I live in Alabama by the way and trufully cannot understand one word of my states laws on this matter. I have been on the site and it really made no sense to me at all. Im sorry I just got a little frustrated with the situation and needed to vent. Thanks!


lrhall41

Submitted by c_stephanie on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 07:58

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I was told the same thing, that all of the companies I was signing under the program were ones they had previously worked with. I called today to remove one pdl company that had forgiven the balance, and found my payments were now going to be $602 a month. Quite a change from $300, and unaffordable. But as the others wrote, send what you can. The companies would be stupid to refuse money, it just reflects badly on them.


lrhall41

Submitted by set4sail on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 08:19

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Tammy,
Three of the companies have refused the proposal, wanting higher payments. Two companies want payments of $286 a month. For one company, that was the initial loan pmt, for the other company it is HIGHER than the initial loan pmt. And why would I pay T&C 10% to pay the company's their regular payment?

There is no way I can pay that right now, so I'll just pay what I can for the next few months and then pay more. Odds are that by then the companies will have likely sent it to a collection agency anyways.


lrhall41

Submitted by set4sail on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 08:27

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Tammy--I havent dropped anything from my original listed, but I also have not added anything either. The payment just keeps going up because of the co. not accepting anything lower than $100.00 mo. payments, when originally T & C told me $25.00 a mo. for these 2 co. I just does not seem to come as a surprise to anyone here that Quik payday does not settle for anything lower than $100.00 mo, why did T & C start with that figure to begin with when quoting me a weekly payment?Anyway, I will do what I have to do, it will take me 4 mos. to pay off these 2 co.s then my payment with T & C will drop, sorry I wasnt clear enough...


lrhall41

Submitted by c_stephanie on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 08:20

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Can you help me in my effort to get them to write of my loan? I really am convinced that I have paid them way-y-y-y too much money and would like to try to get it wrriten off. I live in Alabam and am having a difficult time understanding my states laws in this matter. Tammy if you could guide me along I would really appreciate it. Stephanie


lrhall41

Submitted by c_stephanie on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 08:39

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My payments keep going up and down. WHen I first started the first payment was $236 now it iis $358 - I think it depends how many creditors you have and the $ amount that T&C pays them. I have Quick Payday with them and they want $100.00 a month for 6 months. Payday OK is getting $84 a month. SO I think the payments depend how many creditors and $ amounts??


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 05/01/2006 - 09:54

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