Payday Loan HELL!!!
Date: Tue, 02/01/2011 - 23:49
For the second one, I was told the same, but they offered that I pay an additional amount to the fee that would pay the loan down.
My question is can they do that? It's been since August and they are still continuing to deduct from my account. Please help me. I have no where else to turn to.
Normally,a lot of payday loan lenders do these kinds of these th
Normally,a lot of payday loan lenders do these kinds of these things to make money. It is a very common thing. You can put a hard debit check on your account. You can also close your account, but this is not always wise to do it. Alternatively, work out a payment plan with the companies
What State you in? Which PDL companies did you use? Internet
What State you in? Which PDL companies did you use? Internet or storefront? How much was borrower...how much have you paid out on each? All very important questions to answer...
I;ve paid over $700 on the one that comes out weekly. They are
I;ve paid over $700 on the one that comes out weekly. They are both online and I live in California.The original loan amount was only $200.00. The lender is pdyservices.com. I've sent them a letter in the past about my ?contract? with them. They said that the fee that they charge is an intkerest rate. If I want to end it all I need to pay them $255. Damn bank robbers. They also stated that they dont do any setup of payoffs, payment arrangements, partial payments, etc...
Close your checking account now. Do whatever you can to get this
Close your checking account now. Do whatever you can to get this done. Let any outstanding debts clear and let thier payments bounce. They will contact you for payments when it is all of the sudden on your terms. What are the names of the loan companies. If they are illegal in your state, you dont owe them more than the principal and if you over paid, are due a refund! Stick to whatever you hear on here.
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state-information/12 There is a
http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state-information/12
There is a link to info on California. I do believe the lenders need to be licensed in CA to lend to you.
Take a look at the stickied threads at the top of the forum, or do a search on California. You will find a ton of great info.