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Date: Thu, 08/21/2008 22:45
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... help me? ...payday loan ....Pay Co
300 dollar...finance charge...143....paid this refinance charge ...3 times ....checking account...closed. ...bad reviews .......they owe me a refund ...not abiding by Indiana law, ...they would contact my supervisor...Could someone ... Indiana law ... what letters to send ...how to go about


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Well, I am not really experienced with what letters to write, but on this site you will find different templates of letters to use. Members will also be posting some answers for you--just give them time to see your post.

What I do know is that if you verbally tell a collector to not call you at work---they cannot, by law, call you at work again.

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