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NY Payday Loans - How do I begin negotiations?

Submitted by nmarguerite on Tue, 01/15/2008 - 11:34
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I have 7 Payday loans and I live in New York. Here is the list of my loans and what I've paid:

United Cash Loans, 200=665, 250=625, 300=0 (new)
500 Fast Cash 400=1420, 450=540
ameriloan 300=885, 350=715
National Money Store 450=1368
Speedy Payday Loan 275=0 (new)
Payday Loan Services 500=0 (new)
NLS Payday 275=0 (new)

The new ones were taken out because I was 3 mos. behind in coop fees and I was warned that my unit would be sold unless I became current immediately.

I need to know how to deal with the ones that have taken huge interest payments and should be considered paid in full.

When you make a payment arrangement do you send USPS Money Orders? Prepaid debit card? Which is best?
All help is deeply appreciated.


Hi there, just to let you know PDL are illegal in the State of New York.

By what you have stated, all you are required to payback is the principal not interest. I would send a letter to all PDL's notifying them that they are operating illegally within the State of New York and set up a payment plan with them to pay the outstanding principal. Also, you have overpaid on some as well.

Others on this forum will help you as well.


Submitted by PDL Investigator on Tue, 01/15/2008 - 12:24

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I think the first thing I would do is close your bank account so they will not be able to debit your account anymore. Unfortunately, it really is important to do that, since it appears PDL's are illegal in the state of New York, and they will probably stop at nothing to get money out of you. I'm pretty sure all you need to do is pay them back the principal amount. Get a new bank account but do NOT give them that info. You will need to get a physical address for these companies, my choice would be to send them money orders, and according to what I've read here at this forum, the best place to do that is the Post Office, because those types of Money Orders are traceable. Keep EVERYthing, all correspondence, all contact with them (take notes if you have to), but keep EVERYthing. You also need to report them to the FTC, BBB, your attorney Generals office, AND your Division of Financial Institutions. Here are the links for you state on each of these, you can file complaints online. :)
http://welcome.bbb.org/
http://www.oag.state.ny.us/complaints/complaints.html
http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html
http://www.banking.state.ny.us/ccs.htm

Hope I gave you the right links, I'm pretty sure I did. :)


Submitted by Shazzers on Tue, 01/15/2008 - 13:08

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NM, you might also try for a refund. These guys have robbed you! There are lots of people here that have dealt with the companies you listed. Someone should be along to help you with letters and advice. You should also read the post on closing your bank account before you close it. Unfortunately that probably is the only way to stop these thieves


Submitted by stargzr on Tue, 01/15/2008 - 18:32

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