Storefront PDL taking me to the court

They probably will...have they already served you papers to go to court??

They mailed me a notice to meet with a mediator.

You should let the storefront lender know about your plans and wish to clear the debts within the next few days. Put it in writing so that they have a proof of your commitment. Be aware that this matter is already set to reach the court if you don't pay them back. So, when you are making a commitment, make sure that you will abide by it. They will withdraw the case from the court after you have paid them back.

I would think that they would drop it also. If you get your tax refund and they won't accept it and insist on going to court, take the money with you and offer to pay them when you see the judge. But I would think that they would cancel the court date if you pay them.

Of all the PDL's I have dealt with Checksmart are the most difficult of all. They just wouldn't accept a payment plan from me.

If you offer to pay before court date,do it in writing.If they refuse present this to the court.Judge will be most unhappy with a case in his court when you have offered to settle and they still brought it to court.

I would think they would accept it because it is time and money to them also if they have to take time out of their day to attend the hearing. Putting it in writing, If you can get the managers signature that would be even better. You would have proof that you did attempt, do pay them when you get your income tax and get them out of your hair for good. Goodluck.

Well my income tax came today so I called Checksmart. I will take the money into the store tommorrow and I can't avoid the mediation hearing. That will b 3 down and 2 more to go. I am beginning to see a little light at the end of this dismal tunnel. :) You know this forum is really great because for so long I thought I was the only idiot who had done this. It's feels so good to know your not alone and people will give you advice and support.

That is exactly how i felt when I got into my mess! Its a relief to know that someone else has gone through the same thing

That's great! You are past the halfway point . . . . Soon enough you will be down to 0 pdl's!

I meant to say I CAN avoid the hearing.

That's great news. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. I'm glad you're starting to get a glimpse of it. Good luck on the rest.

Well, I'm sure you will be relieved that this will be paid and you won't have to go to court over it. Yes, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Keep up the good work :-)