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Hello everyone, when you have defaulted on your payday loans and I save seen in the forum where people have suceed in PIF, what would be an expample what is said? Payday loans are legal in the state of florida; the ones you walk into a store? how is it different when it is a internet loan company? meaning being where the state there are in? How do you calcuate roller over fees by? Please help - Thanks

Ok Guys, listen to this. I emailed several times to the info@cash2day4u and got NO response. Duh, not a surprise. So, last week I emailed twice again and this time I copied that [email]AaronG@heathmill.com[/email] ...one of the owners as well as faxing the document I sent originally. Guess what, on Friday when all others debited my acccount, they did not. But I've had no correspondence in either phone call or email from them. Strange huh?????

I had a crisis, in which I needed to pay something fast. I took out about 5-6 payday loans which ranged from 200-300 dollars. I ended up that I did not need it and now I just want to pay it all off all of the loans together a one, instead of worrying if I missed one or two.

I have a terrific job with a University. The benefits are tremendous, and being that it is not easy to be employed there, employees that are able to be hired there stay for decades. I intend to stay until I retire. My roommate moved out suddenly. I knew he was planning on finding his own place, but he moved out three months earlier than expected, stiffing our landlord. I had just purchased a computer for cash, and planned to recover in the three months he would still be here, sharing expenses. Had I not been out the $450 for the computer, I would have been fine.

I posted back a few days back regarding what to do about a threatening letter from Euler Hermes. I had originally sent an email to them and followed-up with a certified return receipt letter. Yesterday, I received their "proof" per my email. It was a statment that was from the law firm and a sheet that appears to be Euler Hermes' intake form. It has my name, address and phone number on it and the law firms name on it - nothing else, no signatures, etc. Also, enclosed was a more polite letter asking to settle this coordially.

Ok, I am so mad I want to break things..I think posting this here and (hopefully) getting some sympathy is the only way I can get rid of this. My husband is LAZY. I am so sick of it. Ok, here's my life: I get up at 3am and hope for a run before work. I shower, get ready and go to work at 6 and deal with people's bs all day long. Luckily, my husband doesn't go to work until 8, so he can drive our son to daycare, something he complains about relentlessly. I get home by 2:30, and usually hop online here for a half an hour.

In the last 7 months my wife and I have been foreclosed on and have over $82,000 left on our old home equity line and we have over $65,000 in credit card debt. We have consulted two attorneys who have told us that we can't qualify for chapter 7 because of our income. We have trimmed all of our debts as far as we can without selling our cars and walking to work, and we can't seem to make any headway...any advise for this dire situation?

In the last 7 months my wife and I have been foreclosed on and have over $82,000 left on our old home equity line and we have over $65,000 in credit card debt. We have consulted two attorneys who have told us that we can't qualify for chapter 7 because of our income. We have trimmed all of our debts as far as we can without selling our cars and walking to work, and we can't seem to make any headway...any advise for this dire situation?

I had a payday loan with Magnum Cash Advance (huge mistake obviously). The loan went to collections (NSB) and the collection agency has been charging my debit card every payday. I have paid more than the principal and interest allowed in my state (TX). Is it possible to now try and settle with Magnum, or must I deal strictly with NSB? Magnum doubled the amount owed when they sent to NSB and interest is still piling on. Is there anyway out of this since I have paid what was legally owed?