Integrity Advance scammed me!
Date: Fri, 03/19/2010 - 18:21
I have a loan through Intgerity Advance, are they legal in Minnesota? I saw aMoney Mutal ad on tv, and went online to find out info, and got a call from I.A. instead. They said they could borrow me $300 and it would be taken out of my checking acct. in $90 increments. They lady never said I had to call ahead 3 days to tell them to take more out that would go towards the principal too!! Instead the $90 only went to the finance charges and other fees, and the loan was "renewed". So $825 later I called to tell them they were overpaid, and they tell me I still owe $200!! It was all stated in the agrrement plan that I "signed". Yes I applied for the loan but on the phone, I was never told to sign anything, and was never e-mailed the terms, I know stupid on my part, but they said they could never had proccesed the loan without my sig. They said that after the phone call I went online and "signed" it. I never did because I never got it, only more ads from them wanting me to take out more loans. After crabbing at them for 20 mins the supervisor said she'd waive certain charges but I still owe $105!! After they've already gotten $525 over the loan from me!! Do I have pay this or can I close my account? They are going to take it out on the 24 of this month, but I cant afford to pay them anymore, I feel Ive already paid what I needed. PLease any advice would be greatly appreciated.
No, they are not licensed to lend in MN! CLOSE YOUR ACCOUNT! C
No, they are not licensed to lend in MN!
CLOSE YOUR ACCOUNT!
CLICK HERE to find out how to deal with illegal lenders.
Don't loose hope! Search this website for one of the sample lett
Don't loose hope! Search this website for one of the sample letters and send it to IA asap.
It might a little too late now since 24 is pretty close but do it anyway.
Send the letter by e-mail to IA ( [email]anthony@iadvancecash.net[/email] this is one e-mail address that will work for sure).
Not only you overpaid them but you are entitled to a refund of whatever you paid over the amount you borrowed. Push them for a refund!
Good luck!