I just noticed something..Tammy joined the board on November 2nd 2005..She is 6 days past her one year anniversary! I know that Jessi and Ari and Mishele are coming up on one year in December, then myself and Karen are right after that in February. So congratulations Tammy, think back about how far you've come in a year. Now you're helping others do what you did. You should be proud of yourself.

Hi there. I am in Maryland, and as I just found out the other day PDL's are illegal in MD. What about loans that we had in the past, but were paid off completely. For instance, my husband had on with Payday ok. It was recently paid off. However, once I calculate, I'm sure it was well over the limit that I should have paid. It took 8 months to pay it off. I now see that they do not do business in MD. Is there any way to get the overpayment back from them, among other pdl's? Just curious. That would be great though.

How do i get in touch with T & C???

does anyone have langhorne law phone number? they wrongly debited my acct today when i've made my last payment 2 weeks ago.

Constitution of the United States of America Amendment I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. I found this site about 6 months ago because I got caught up in IPDL hell.

I have a question . . . . When recording phone calls with PDL's do I need to inform them I'm recording if when I call there is a recorded message informing me they are recording the call? For example: I dial the number xxx-xxx-xxxx Recorded Message: "Hello, you've reached Scam Company X. All calls are recorded or monitored to ensure customer satisfaction." Operator: "Hello, can I help you?" Do I need to say now that I'm recording? Also, I live in a one party consent state, meaning legally I can record as long as I'm on the phone and know that I'm recording.

just found out this company debited my account and I did not authorize them to. I have turned the matter over to the police department and attorney general's office for prosecution

Today was the best day I had in a long time. First PAYDAYOK closed my account, said I have satisfied my obligation to them. And 500FASTCASH settled with me for $150(which is what remains as principle). They actually wanted me to give them my new bank account number, I told them I didn't have a new account.(I do, but they don't need to know that). I told them I was only able to pay by money order and if they wanted their money they have to accept this. So they gladly accepted, and I only have $150 due, and it must be postmarked by DEC. 1st. Which gives me a little time..

My bank account is overdrawn by about $550. Should I tap into my retirement account to pay this? They told me they would charge it off and it would hurt my credit, yada-yada which I don't really care about. What can they do if I just make payments, say in three payments? Thanks

My payday loans are all via the internet. However, the language in the contracts, which were elcetronically signed, state under the subject "Governing Law" that I will abide by all federal laws and the laws regulating the state in which the company resides no matter what the laws are in the state which I reside. In Alabama they are only allowed to collect one rollover fee. One company (Oasis Marketing Group) has debited my account over 7 times. So who is right here? Are Alabama laws null and void as according to the contract?