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Payday loan help!

Date: Wed, 08/20/2008 05:16
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Ok I've been reading up alot on this site and wondering if anyone can give me insite.

I live in PA where payday loans are fine, right? I know it says Prohibted on the conusmer website but I think that is only for check cashing services or something.

Here are my loans: They are all in default:

Loan Point USA: $300...paid more then that already in fees, paid last fee on July 17th

Upfront Payday: $300...in collections for $214.00, paid more then the 300 in fees.

Cash First: $300....paid prob. about 270.00 in fees, paid last fee on July 24th

United Cash Loans: $350.00 paid about 315.00 in fees paid last fee on July 24th

CashNetUsa: $350.00..paid 350.00 in fees

Loan Shop: $300.00, paid 45.00 only.

Any instite on these compaines? I am working with CashNet on payments.

thanks!




i don't know about the others,but i do know united cash loans is illegal even in PA.so you only owe them 35.00.they will fight you on that tooth and nail.again i don't know about the others
someone should be along with further info.

Sub: #1 posted on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 06:26

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In Pa if a lender is licensed anywhere it is legal in Pan and the laws of the licensing state must be followed

Sub: #2 posted on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 06:38

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