A question re: "Delaware Law"
Date: Fri, 08/07/2009 - 13:06
Now for the problem child: Eastside Lenders.
I thought that they would be working to settle, by the tone of their first e-mail. When I questioned the amount due by using the "principal minus payments" as being what I morally owe, they jumped back to the "located in Delaware, licensed by Delaware,... governed by Delaware Law" crap.
Since I live in Ohio, is there anything I can cite in rebuttal without sounding childish (Well, I live in Ohio! Nyah Nyah!) or flippant?
A nice Federal Code with regards to interstate commerce would be nice to slap them with :twisted:
Thanks in advance!
Please note I am not a resident of Delaware, have never prescrib
Please note I am not a resident of Delaware, have never prescribed to be a resident Delaware and have no Delaware presence, as such am not subject to the Delaware laws you detail. Have a nice day!
Sounds decent, Shazzers :) . I'll put that on my list of possibl
Sounds decent, Shazzers :) . I'll put that on my list of possible retorts. Still, I'm going to research this situation a bit over the weekend, maybe find some case law to throw in their face.
As I learned early in my career - "dazzle 'em with verbiage" :lol:
Let me know if you find anything to reference..I got the same th
Let me know if you find anything to reference..I got the same thing from them.
I readd a contrct and ther is a 'governing law" claus - that bor
I readd a contrct and ther is a 'governing law" claus - that borrower agrred to the laws of the state of the laoner company. I am in Flordia but the pdl co is Delaware. So i has to foloow delaware law cause of what i signed?
What company is this you are reffering too? Florida law stat
What company is this you are reffering too?
Florida law states a PDL company must be licensed in the state of FL to loan to its residents. So your state laws would prevail.
but the pdl co didnt pertend to be in my state either and the cl
but the pdl co didnt pertend to be in my state either and the claus is there. i just didnt read it beofre cause i wnated the money but now i has pd 450 on a 300 loan and they say 390 to finsh paying and i agred to delaware law - they neverr said they was in florida, always delaware. i just hope i can make payments.
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you owe nothing on this loan.your state laws prevail.you have overpaid in fact,and should get the 150.00 back.the clause is worthless.
As Paul stated you owe nothing more! I have had an illegal co
As Paul stated you owe nothing more!
I have had an illegal company try to say I am subject to laws of their country "Malta." Guess who won :wink:
Agreed with the rest, you owe nothing, quoting laws to them will
Agreed with the rest, you owe nothing, quoting laws to them will do no good, they obviously didn't follow them to begin with.
Eastside Lenders
I received one voice mail from them at work. Never returned the call. They never sent me an e-mail/or letter either. Guess they are getting "snowed" with all these illegal loans, and they'll catch up with me.
first of all, if they are tryng to say that you need to follow d
first of all, if they are tryng to say that you need to follow deleware laws than why do they keep making you pay the finance fees when the max they are allowed is 4 rollovers? ask them that.
The guest is right, however, I wouldn't argue with them, they en
The guest is right, however, I wouldn't argue with them, they enjoy it when they have an audience, don't give them one.
i agree with shazzers - i have found that keeping it as simple a
i agree with shazzers - i have found that keeping it as simple as you can got the job done for me.. i stated the facts, showed my law and since i overpaid that was it.
