payday loans, and stop payment on them
Date: Wed, 06/27/2007 - 21:18
No, a stop payment will only stop them for a day or two. These
No, a stop payment will only stop them for a day or two. These companies have so many different dba's they will just use another one to hit the account. You need to close the account, or put an ach block on it. Just putting a stop payment on the transaction won't work for long. Even with an ach block, that only buys you a short time because some of the pdl's may produce a paper check and run that through the account.
You need to close the account. When you do that, ask your bank what their policy is on ach transactions going through on closed accounts. Some banks will force open the closed account and allow the transactions to go through. Then you end up owing the bank $1000's. If your bank does do this, tell them the whole situation, and ask them to put an ach block, deposit only, or a hard hold on the account before they close it. That will stop the pdl's from force opening the account.
Goudah is right. You are taking a big chance if you just put a
Goudah is right. You are taking a big chance if you just put a stop payment on them. The internet companies are very sneaky and will try anything to sneak it through. I've had them use different names, just change one letter in their name, put different amounts through, anything to throw the bank's system off.
Stop Payment
You can stop payment and the stop payment will last for awhile. Our bank it last for 6 mos. Stop the payment then go in and talk to the payday loan companies and set-up a payment plan you can handle or like you said it will give you time for your chapter 13.
