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Checkngo online pursues default accounts

Date: Sat, 01/27/2007 - 06:34

Submitted by fedupinpa
on Sat, 01/27/2007 - 06:34

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Does anyone know how checkngo online pursues default accounts, will they work with you on a monthly payment plan?


fedupinpa -

CheckNGo Online may be an affiliate of the storefront CheckNGo - do you know if that's the case? If so, this is one of the companies that is most likely legal and licensed. You need to take care when dealing with them and not try to force their hand. They will most likely attempt to pursue legal action against you, including judgement and garnishment of your wages.

You will probably need to work out a payment arrangment with them - I would advise calling them and trying to work it out. Please let us know what you come up with.


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Submitted by SUEBEEHONEY70 on Sat, 01/27/2007 - 06:52

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Suebee, They may be affiliated but different rules do apply. They have already signed a cease and desist letter in WV not to do business here. I would think if its the internet one that they have to follow the interest rate of the state you are in. KYSIDE38


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Submitted by KYSIDE38 on Sat, 01/27/2007 - 17:00

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Check and Go online is the same company as the stores. I think they have licenses in every state that offers licenses. I believe they used to have a bank to make the loans in the other states before the federal government made the banks shut that down too. Basically there like a storefront except they don't have your check.


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Submitted by Soccer Mama on Sat, 01/27/2007 - 21:56

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It depends on your state With me I have to make three payments the original loan 380.00 62.00 intrest made it 442.00 they divided this was 147.34 the first payment 147.33 for the next two. Check your state laws on this. Both the online did it for me and the store front made this arrangment with my Husband Good Luck but getting out of these loans is such a load off my mind


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Submitted by pyleus4e on Sun, 01/28/2007 - 07:48

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Do you think I should contact them before they contact me? I owe them quite a bit more than that and it was the online store not the storefront. I was just wondering what their attitude was about working with me on payments. I could do it in about three paychecks and still eat. Has anyone dealt with them online with collection efforts? Hopefully they are cooperative.


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sun, 01/28/2007 - 15:20

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I'm assuming by you name you are in Pennsylvania?

Pa is a non-garnishment state, so they can't garnish you wages. Also, I don't think it's a big enough debt to levvy your accounts. They can use a wage assignment, but if it comes to that you can revoke it.

I'm willing to be they'll make an arrangement with you. Just tell them what's up, if they're convinced that you're sincere I think they'll work with you..You are not the first person they've seen default! :lol: I think things will work out fine.


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Submitted by finsfan13 on Sun, 01/28/2007 - 16:06

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I will approach them first thing tommorro morning, that way maybe they won't hound the crap out of me. I have to get my bank to put my account on credits only for a while. I guess if they want their money they will appreciate my honesty with them.


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sun, 01/28/2007 - 19:46

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I know once I am out of this mess, never again, I have never been so disgusted with myself, I have let my family down and myself down. Fortuneatly I can be out of this mess in a month or two. Thanks to you guys I can see the light at the end of the tunnel through this website, thanks for all the support and information. It helps to know that I am not the only one in this mess, it gives me hope and courage to face these jerks.


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Mon, 01/29/2007 - 03:26

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fedupinpa - stand strong. You WILL come through this in fine shape, but it takes time. It will be a little time consuming, but if you are patient and stay strong in your resolve to pay off your PDL's and get back on track financially, you'll be so much happier and better off! You can do it - and we're here to answer questions whenever you have them!


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Submitted by SUEBEEHONEY70 on Mon, 01/29/2007 - 08:44

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I took out a $200 loan from them earlier this month (yes, yes, I know, feel free to pile on) and I wasn't able to pay back the $240. They were able to put me on a payment plan of two $120 payments. The people at the store location near me were very nice, not pushy and very willing to help out. I think Check N Go is one of the better pdl places out there. Heck, they even recommended I never take out one of these types of loans again!


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Submitted by d-townmike on Mon, 01/29/2007 - 14:02

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Are we talking about the same checkngo, I am talking about the online company? I called and she said after the ACH is returned 3 times it would go to legal and they will file a civil suit against me. Are we talking about the same people here and if we are what state are you guys from? Will they deal with me once it goes to legal?


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sat, 02/03/2007 - 14:10

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I am dealing with the online checkngo, What I need to know is if anyone has ever defaulted on a loan with them? They told me that after three ACH attempts they turn it over to their legal department. Will they deal with a payment arrangement at that point? They certainly will not now. I am running into a big hassle here with them. I am willing to pay them, just can not afford the amount they are asking for in the original agreement. Has anyone dealt with the online checkngo as a defaulted customer?


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Submitted by fedupinpa on Sun, 02/04/2007 - 05:15

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