Does this make sense? Maybe I'm wrong?
Date: Wed, 05/23/2012 - 11:49
1st - Borrowed $600 paid $702=$102 overpayment
2nd - Borrowed $700 paid $1700=$1000 overpayment
3rd - Borrowed $700 paid $150= still owe $550
I sent them an email requesting PIF acknowledgement and a refund for overpayment and this is the response i received.
Your correspondence has been directed to me for review.
Pursuant to your request, we have removed your contact numbers from our system and we will make no further ACH debits from your account.
The current principal balance on your loan is $550.
If you wish to make payment arrangements, please respond to this email. Payments can be made to the address listed below as well.
Say that you would like to pay off the principal balance on the
Say that you would like to pay off the principal balance on the current loan using the refunds from the previous loans to offset it. If they don't comply, tell them to go pound sand and promptly file complaints against them with the AG and the FTC
refund city
nate is right.not only should you apply the overpayments on the previous loans but after that they owe you over 550.00.so demand a refund not a PIF.do not back down.this is a tribal lender,and a complete insult of a lender.
I am going through the EXACT same thing with Plain Green. They t
I am going through the EXACT same thing with Plain Green. They totally ignore my demand to have my overpayment from my previous loan applied to my current loan. Everytime they send me an email stating I owe them the whole principal amount, I resend my email saying I don't. I REFUSE to bow down to this illegal company!
I am filing complaints with my state AG and FTC today.
This forum has truly been a lifesaver!