Arrowhead vs. Langhorne

PA laws prohibit payday loan lending to consumers. But, if the company is licensed in their state, they are legal in PA. So, you need to first confirm if Arrowhead is licensed in their state.

How much have you already paid to Arrowhead? And what is the principal loan amount?

This company, although not licensed in PA, MUST follow the law regarding caps on interest rates to PA residents. You need to file a complaint with your Attorney General's office and the Attorney General's office where this company is located. If you have paid on this loan every pay period for the past six months you may have already paid the principal and legal interest rate back and then some. You should demand they mark your account paid in full and DO NOT fall for their lies when attempting to scare more money out of you.

I'll give Langhorne this . . . if some payday lender is making that much of a big deal about them maybe they really are on OUR side. But Williams represented payday lenders and I doubt his switch was out of the goodness of his heart. He represented them, and I don't see how anyone can ever trust him. Use him? Ok. He seems to know what he's doing. But keep a sharp eye on him, Zippo.

I just don't see why anyone needs help as long as they have the right information. States control the loans people can make there. If a lender isn't licensed and makes a loan anyway, the lender is a criminal. Period. And if they do it across state lines the FBI should lock them up.

I used to have a bunch of payday loans and I was paying them, Zippo. I had four and didn't even earn enough to cover the fees. So I took four more. It jsut kept going. Eventually, I had twelve. Finally, I couldn't take it anymore. It was like I was working for them. I used to look forward to payday and all of the sudden I was dreading it.

So what did I do? I just stopped paying them. I closed my account. When the collectors called I gave them a strongly worded suggestion as to what they should do with their mothers. And then I told them to go ahead and sue me. When GFSIL said they'd have me arrested I told them 'No Problem. I have a toothbrush with me.'

Ya know what. Not a goddam thing happened. These guys are ALL TALK. They know they're criminals. They know that if they set foot in most states they'll get arrested for loansharking. I say @%#%$ them. You don't need Langhorne. You don't need T&C. And you don't need the AG. Just close your account, change your phone number and when they call you at work press charges. They can't and won't do a damn thing about it.

Amen Fighting Mad. They operate illegally, and their collection tactics are just as illegal.

Go ahead with your bad self, Fighting Mad 8) 8)

It sounds like Langhorne is costing them a lot of money and they're just mad. I say good. About time someone made these lenders pay.

Thanks for the advice everyone. I'm going to get out my bank statements and see how much I've paid Arrowhead. I think its about $800 or so on a 300 dollars loan.
By the way. After I joined the board and wrote about them I talked to Dennis at Langhorne. He called me at 7 oclock on a Friday from the office. I couldnt belierve that.
Dennis said he got in a little bit of a argument with Casandra at arrowhead but wasn't worried. She said she was gonna get her lawyer after him and he was okay with that. He don't care. He said at first he wanted to sue her for wat her people told me but he changed his mind because he thinks its great that a lender is so worried about him they would do this.
Dennis invited me to come to his office to talk because I onlylive a half hour away. I'm going to go on Wednesday cause I don't have a car but my cousin can drive me there on Wednesday. I will let everyone know how it goes. But if Langhorne cant handle it, I will do like Steelers and Fightingmad say and do it myself.

I'm so glad this thread was started, because I got the email AND a phone call from these people today! I am also a Langhorne client and didn't have the chance to call Dennis, as I was at a regional meeting for work today, but plan on doing this Monday.
I have not gotten any settlements yet, but I know that Langhorne has sent letters to my creditors, as they are calling me saying they've received them. I agree with you in that Arrowhead must be very scared to go to measures like this--and that tells me that Langhorne is doing something right.

Are they really a reputable company? I talked with them today about consolidating my loans but I just don't want to be part of an internet scam again which is why I am in this payday loan mess in the first place.

Welcome to the Forums :D With any consolidation company, ou should always check them out with the BBB, etc. You can google them in the box,to the side of your screen, and see what others have said about them-but check them out!!..KAren

You know what, my husband said the same thing. He is 70 yrs old, and he said, they used to call pdl places "loansharks" in his day. He said, "let them talk to me, they won't like what I tell them, they can kiss my ---!" He said, they aren't taking any more of our gd money. He closed our bank acct.

hargispa, I have to say - I love your husband's attitude! :D

When I was looking for help on my ipdls I contacted Langhorne. They sent me a list of the pdls I had given them over the phone. I had to come up with $300 to start the program. After learning they are more of a settlement program rather than paying monthly I declined their program. I like to see where my money is going each month especially when they are deducting it from my account. Also I do get statements from my creditors showing what has been paid. And my creditors will be paid off sooner. However if it works for you good luck!