Panic-mode in Tennessee

You should think about the payment before taking out the loan. Sometimes payday loan is not a solution. before taking out payday loans you should if about your affordability since they come with higher interest rates.

However, you didn't mention your location. So, I can't tell you if PDL is legal in your state.

Also, don't panic; if you're still going through a financial hardship, then talk to your lenders to lower the interest rate.

Also, give a close look at your budget; cut down all the unnecessary expenses to save more.

If possible consider side hustle or sell items that you rarely use to get some cash.

I believe you're from Tennessee, and Payday loans are legal there. So, you must try to pay off these PDLs.

But, as per Tennessee payday loan laws, the maximum loan amount (per account) that can be issued must not exceed $500. How did you get $2400 from CashNetUSA?? Can you please explain a bit?

However, as per the same laws, if you can't pay off a payday loan - you'll not be considered as a criminal. The state laws have even imposed a limit on collection charges. Lenders can't charge more than $30 as NSF fee from you if your post-dated check is returned because of the insufficient fund. It is also illegal to charge more than one NSF fee on a single loan account.

How much interest is Golden Valley charging? In a recent article, I read that they were offering illegal loans in New York.

If it's illegal loan, then pay only the principal amount; but in your case, it's quite a bit. Take professional help if required.