I have been away for a long time. I hope everyone is well. I see I have been demoted to junior member. I do not want to be the prodigal son here so that is OK I guess. Can someone tell me how I can change to my new mailing address in my profile? I could not find the moderators only thread so I guess I am no longer a moderator either. No love lost there either. Actually I just validated my own thread so I guess I am still a moderator. Just not on the list anymore.

Been helping a friend locally with two tribal lenders.. they seem to ignore emails & faxes - American Web & Golden Valley - I am having her send them both the ACH revoke and illegal lender letter via CMRRR - but these two are relentless.. I have told her to block their numbers. Any other suggestions? She does have them blocked from bank account..

i have loans with MultiLoanSource, castle payday, fox hills cash and money key. are they legal in ohio.

Hello, I am in need of any help anyone can give me! I am a single mom of 3 that has gotten in way over my head and don't know what else to do. I am not able to get out of this hole. I kept getting more PDL to pay the others. I want the cycle to stop but don't know what to do. I will set up payments for all of them and intend to pay them all back but I need to figure out how to manage all of them. I am self employed and am paid commission only when I have a sale. Here are the details: State - Ohio Store front: (all are due 1x a month) 1.

I received a call today from Oracle Financial Group claiming I took a loan out for $400 to Kenwood services. I have never heard of them and looked them up online and it looks like one of those payday loan sites that sends out your application and gets you with a lender. I did have payday loans and went through PDLDA years ago. This is from 2011 they said. I told them I have never dealt with this company and they need to provide me with verification from the original creditor with amount borrowed and amounts paid. they couldn't provide it and I requested it be sent.

Hi All, I desperately need some help! I live in CA and I have foolishly allowed myself to get in deep with these outrageous online installment loans and don't quite know how to get out of it. Here are the lenders I currently owe: Rise Credit - 2 loans (1 me -$3074 and 1 husband-$2825) Cashnet USA - $3700 Cashcall - $2946 NetCredit - $6040 - (Original loan was $6000 and have paid about $5000) I have stopped ACH debit authorizations on all of these and have continually asked for payment arrangements as I just can't make the minimum payments each month but I'm getting nowhere.

I had a credit card through bank of america back in 2006-2009. I made my last payment to them March 27, 2009. Then I went dead on it between various life factors. You know how it goes. I had the card and it was closed/transferred to a collector in Oregon. I moved to Hawaii. As far as I can tell, the limit for collections in both states is 6 years. I'm fast approaching this time. I got a call about 2 weeks ago from a collection agency. They spoke crappy english (Indian maybe?), and I had a very hard time understanding anything.

Hello forums, Let me first start by saying how grateful I am for this site existing as the information I have found has been very helpful. Like others I took out a loan from Western Sky and got bounced between Cash Call and Delbert Services. To date I have paid them around $5,000 over the principal I borrowed.

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Well, I finally was able to settle with Cap One. The beginning of my journey is in the tread "Going down the debt settlement road". It took along time, but the result wasn't bad. After kicking the can down the road by paying $15-$20 every month or two, they accepted a settlement of a little more the 50 per cent. This was about 19 months after the first missed payment. It stayed with Cap One the whole time. Thanks to Jared and all the others for their knowledge. It feels great to be nearly debt from, except for the mortgage.