PDL Mission - I've got more fight back

Why are you fighting? No one forced you to take out any loans. I have had lots of debts and I am on a 5 year plan with taxes, school loans, and various other debts. I am happy that they are working with me,but I do not expect them to forgive the debts or refund me excess money I have incurred, because I got myself in a financial bind. I am sucking it up and paying what I owe. It makes it harder on honest people, when other people try to get out of legitimate debts, then we are all looked at as trying to get out of our debts. It is called personal responsibility, and it is sorely lacking in many people.

Hi Mishele

Go ahead! You are doing right speaking in terms of law. All companies must follow the "do not call" put in their system. The federal regulator will fine the company for breaking the law. I read online that AT&T was also fined for similar actions by the FTC. They were penalized $10,000 for each call. The authorities should be reported about such actions so that the consumers are offered legal protection.

Record the time and date of the call made in your place of work. If you have that recording, your case will become stronger.

Kitty, read the above post again. The question is about breaking the "do not call" order at work. If the person has a debt with the company, she takes the responsibility to pay it back. The communication with the person can be done in writing also. Does the company need to go beyond lines and do something against the consumers' interests.

Kitty,

I have paid this debt back ten times over, that is where the problem is with this company. They have gotten their money back and more. We are talking payday loans here, online ones. I have paid them in roll over fees and all over stupid fees they have illegaly added onto my account. I'm not running away from any debt that I incurred. This is a lender who has violated state and federal laws and I am just not going to let them get away with it.

David,

I can't record phone calls at work but I keep a notebook by phone to write down such calls from the pdl lenders. I will also file a complaint with the FTC since they did violate a do not call order twice today.

PDL Avenger---Evidently the "guest" that insinuated you were trying to get out of a debt does not know that we support each other on this site and do not condemn others for only wanting what is rightfully theirs. You have ever right to file any and all complaints against an illegal company.

WOW! I did not know they could not call you at work. thanks for this piece of info. they have called me several times, I will be filing suit againist them for that.

File a motion for a rule to show cause why the company should not be held in contempt of court for violation of the order.

Edited: Oops, I thought you'd gotten a court order enjoining them from calling you. You meant the order you issued in accordance with law, right?

KittyCat,
We're all honest people from what I can ascertain. But after you find out that these people aren't liscenced in your state or they've used some loopholee to exploit you with, you get pretty upset. Then they have the gall to harass you after you've paid the debt several time over in fees? I don't think any of us in here are tying to get out of paying our debt. But we do want to have a way to borrow without having to resort to 400-900 percent interest. To make matters worse, the lenders backing these companies wouldn't give you a crumb at a reasonable rate, but they'll charge you high azzed interest knowing that it'll get you further in debt and that they might not get their money back, though they will make as much as 10 times the loan value in fees alone.

Yes, I sent them a certified letter months ago not to contact me at work and to contact me through the mail.