I had the somewhat the same thing happen to me today! They called my home number yesterday (once, Today (twice) and left a very short message that I needed to call them and gave a number to call. *Curious, I called just to see what or who this was all about.

Okay, this may seem like a dumb question but I'm going to ask it anyway. I was looking at the classifieds online and found a job that I want to send my resume into. It is asking for a narrative letter about myself along with the resume. Would this be considered the same as a cover letter? :oops:

Are Sonic Cash and Sonic Payday the same company?

Please what are the laws in CA regarding internet PDLS?? I'm in the same boat as many people -- too many payments on interest only! Thanks !

They marked my account PAID IN FULL but will not give me totals of my payments on all loans. Should I keep harrasing them?

Hello all, about 5-6 years ago, I got a loan from MBNA bank and then fell onto hard times. They ended up charging off the original amount, which was 1500. Since then, I have gotten a lot of letters from different collection agencies, and since I haven't made much money for the last 3 to 4o years (less than $12000 each year) because of unemployment for about 6 months and then going to college full time, I wasnt able to do anything but ignore the calls and harassments.

I recently started receiving threatening calls from the jerks at Allied for a debt for a person with the same name as mine, but a different social security number. They keep saying they will cease and desist, but everday, like clockwork, I get a call from the jerks. When I call them back and call them names and be as nasty to them as they are to me, they hang up on me: Imagine that. I just got off the phone with the Federal Trade Commission. I filed a complaint against the Jerks at Allied. The FTC number is 1-877-382-4357.

Hello, I Have been building my credit since I was 18. I am now 23 years old. I've always paid my bills on time never made a late payment. Last year a friend of mine asked me to co-sign a credit card for her. She had no credit history what so ever. So I figured i'd help her out. With the agreement that she would pay all the bills on time. I had put a $2,000 credit limit on the card. Everytime she reached her limit they up the credit without my knowledge. she was only paying the minimum payments. Sometime around may I recieved a phone call saying that her payment was past due.

Has anyone ever heard of this company? They have approved me for a collateral loan, but i'm not sure they are legit or not.

How do you get Nationwide to stop calling? I mean, I pick up the phone and there is no one there. Thank you, Davidlee