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Done...I think.

Date: Wed, 08/06/2008 11:22
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Cash Net USA: Definitely done. Paid off.

Ameriloan: Sent letters requesting refund. (I WAY overpaid) Haven't heard back. It's been at least 6 weeks.

Web Payday: Send letters requesting PIF confirmation. (I paid the principal) Haven't heard back. It's been 4 weeks.

United Cash Loans: Sent letters requesting refund. (I WAY overpaid) Haven't heard back. It's been at least 6 weeks.

US Fast Cash: Send letters requesting PIF confirmation. (I paid the principal) Haven't heard back. It's been 4 weeks.

Should I send letters again? Should I be satisfied?




It sounds promising at least that they are not harrassing you. However, without those PIFs, I think there is always the possibility that they can sell your account to a CA and then you will start getting harrassed. Did you file complaints with all of the recommended agencies? From what I've read here, that sometimes spurs them to do the PIFs.

Sub: #1 posted on Wed, 08/06/2008 - 15:23

alias1958 alias1958

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Im dealing with usfastcash also. I sent them the email and got a couple phone calls from then nothing. Just waiting I guess... I know this isn't over so easily.

Sub: #2 posted on Wed, 08/06/2008 - 17:58

lauramw71 lauramw71

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