OK, with all of the @#$% that USA Cash Express has pulled, I am wondering if they are trying to pull one on me. For all I know, it could be some bottom feeder doing this. We repeatedly get a caller at work with a "Private" caller ID. the first day, he asked for the name of the Company's owner. I asked where he was calling from, and gave me a name and said he was calling from the local university, it's "detailed business" to discuss with him. Hmm, never had caller ID blocked from them before.

Has anyone dealt with Western Sky Financial?

Anyone have any wins with this company? I have had a couple correspondences and now they say they are sending this to their legal department. I will stick to my guns as I have over paid this loan by $400 and have asked for a PIF and a refund without any success thus far.

I am looking into getting help getting out of debt and consolidating my credit cards, but they are in collections. Can I still consolidate them or do I have to work with the CC Company Directly?? :confused:

Is there a way to not have the Credit Card Consolidation act as additional income when it comes to filing taxes?

I am currently 57 days past due on my Justice Federal Credit Union personal unsecured loan. I have received about 7 letters, 15 phone calls, and 2 emails from the creditor to which I've returned a phone call once and email once. Things got interesting today when I received an email from the senior collector stating, "further possible legal pursuit of your account once it goes 60 days past due on May 13th.

Ok I have closed my bank account and opened a new one. I'm sending out the ACH revoke letters this morning, as the ACH's are supposed to come out tomorrow morning (payday). I live in Texas, and this is what I have: Speedy Cash - 2 loans GoCash.com $400 Advance Direct $500 Integrity Advance $500 Plain Green $1000 Bottom Dollar $400 CashNet $500 CashCentral $400 USA Cash Express ACE Cash Express CashCall Yes, I know its a lot. Two job losses..etc. So, some of these I can't tell if they're legal. What do I do about the CSO's?

I need some advice as this is my first time being in court. I live in the state of Massachusetts. A credit card that I could no longer pay for was sold to a debt collection agency who then hired a lawyer to take me to small claims court. The debt is about 1,300-1,400. The problem is, I am not currently employed. I don't have money to pay it (if they do win the judgement) here are my questions 1)Would I be considered "Judgement Proof"? I do not have any incoming income, i don't own a home or car.

I have done all the steps listed. Closed my account, sent all letters and filed compliments. Today is my payday I'm kind of in limbo until I get my paper check and open a new account, which is fine. My question is should I send a second letter to these PDLs? I just received auto responses from some and nothing from others. However when I try to access my account on their website the say something to the effect that their compliance department is handling it. Must of them owe me refunds. I just want them to know Im not going to back down.:sun:

I took out a payday loan online from White Plains in January and they have been draining my bank account weekly. As of today I have paid up $1200 for a $500 loan and they say that I still owe $700 if I can pay off the amount in lump sum. Otherwise I will have to pay $1200 including interest if I want to pay it off in the next 3 months. I am tight on cash and I just had my work hours reduced. Please help. Can I settle this account through a DMP?