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need advice on payday and installment loan

Date: Sun, 07/22/2012 16:25
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I am in OHIO and have 2 loans that are draining me.:( I did not really see how much I had to be debited every 2 weeks and I need to find a better way to pay them off monthly.

1st loan with Check and go, installment loan amount $2150 already paid bi-weekly $330.84 five times since 05/18/12. At the end the total of my payments will be $5624.27 and last payment should be on 12/28/12.

2nd loan with cashnet usa , payday loan amount $1100 applied on 06/23/12, already one extension for $288.18

For both they will debit my account on 07/27/12, $330.84 for check and go and 288.18 for cashnet usa if i apply for another extension.

Please advise on how i can have more affordable monthly payments.

Thank you in advance for your help:o:o




Both the lenders are CSOs\CABs in Ohio so there really isn't any easy way to get out of paying. The only thing you can do is call up both the lenders and ask them for an extended period repayment plan.

Sub: #1 posted on Sun, 07/22/2012 - 23:26

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thank you for your advice, I want to pay them back but with lower amounts. I will call each of them and see.

Sub: #2 posted on Mon, 07/23/2012 - 16:17

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