What do I do now?
Date: Thu, 07/07/2011 - 20:35
Okay, I closed my bank account and sent out my letter to all of my payday lenders. Most of them I have already overpaid, but there are still a couple that I owe some money to. Here are the responses, or lack thereof, from each lender:
Ameriloan: received an automatic "missed payment" email
USFastCash: received a voicemail requesting me to call them immediately to discuss an important matter (they didn't leave their name, but I googled the number)
GFG: No response at all
OneClickCash: No response at all
Plain Green: automated email saying I've missed a payment
Since none of them responded specifically to my letter, what do I do now? I'm working out my complaints to the Attorney General's office. In KY, you have to fill each one out by hand and it is a very time consuming form. I'm hoping to get that taken care of tomorrow. So far, no threats or anything like that.
Has anyone dealt with any of this companies in regards to sending the letters and stopping ACH payments?
Thanks :)
Ameriloan: received an automatic "missed payment" email
USFastCash: received a voicemail requesting me to call them immediately to discuss an important matter (they didn't leave their name, but I googled the number)
GFG: No response at all
OneClickCash: No response at all
Plain Green: automated email saying I've missed a payment
Since none of them responded specifically to my letter, what do I do now? I'm working out my complaints to the Attorney General's office. In KY, you have to fill each one out by hand and it is a very time consuming form. I'm hoping to get that taken care of tomorrow. So far, no threats or anything like that.
Has anyone dealt with any of this companies in regards to sending the letters and stopping ACH payments?
Thanks :)
Well, I have not dealt with these companies. But one thing I do
Well, I have not dealt with these companies. But one thing I do know is that Ameriloan does not have license to operate in USA. I don't think US Fast Cash is legal either. Pay only the principal amount to the illegal lenders.