fees being taken out of my checking account

Catherfina -

Welcome to the forums!

Can you give us some information on the loans you have out, so we can offer you some advice? We need the following to give you accurate advice:

-companies you took loans out with
-original amount of each loan, and how much you have paid on each loan so far
-state you live in
-whether these are storefront or internet loan companies

If you can give us that info, we can offer you some advice. It's not a good idea for us to just give you a blanket statement of advice without having more detail on your loans. We want to provide you the best possible information.

Also, if you register with this site, a debt counselor will contact you for a free phone consultation - many of the companies referred by this site will work with payday loans as well in a debt consolidation or settlement situation.

Welcome to the forums. Please go to paydayloaninfodotorg and look up your state laws on payday lending. In many states it is illegal. Check your secretary of state website to see if a particular company is licensed to do business in your state. Also please contact your state Attorney Generals office consumer divison and ask for help. Best Wishes KYSIDE38

DMS Marketing-$200 and $200 Have paid $180 on both.
Arrowhead Investments-$300 Have paid $720 and have made a payment arrangement with them.
E-Payday-$300 Have paid $990 and can not contact them. They show up on my bank account as "E-Payday Fee Deposi"
Sagamore-$300 Have paid 360
Cash Direct Express-$500 Have paid $474
Onestepcash-$300 Have paid $90 and already made arrangements to pay it off.
Geneva Roth-$300 and $200 Have paid $90 and $60

Have made arrangement with 2, the rest state that I have to default first and wait for it to get to collections before I can make arrangements.

I live in Michigan and all of these are internet loans.

Thank you for all of your help.

Looks like that you have already paid on some of the accounts according to your state laws. Call the lenders and insist them to mark your account closed. Get the PIF in writing.