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Is ACH trying to collect after you payoff loan?

Date: Thu, 08/14/2008 13:33

mmadigan002

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I see all of these posts concerning a company Pay Day Trans or Achloan.com that sent payday loans unauthorized. I had to hunt them down through my bank and got to the website. Are they still trying to collect after you agree to payoff the whole amount? I let it go one payday and then paid it off, are they going to still come after me for more? Or did you other people not ever try to pay the whole amount off?

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Achloan is based in Ireland, I would advocate paying off the principal amount borrowed, and nothing more. They are lending to U.S. residents illegally.

Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 16:04

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