500fastcash
Date: Thu, 09/24/2009 - 19:09
My apologies, I'm sure this has been asked over and over again, but I am getting a headache after reading through all of this legal stuff!
A few days ago I took out an "advance" from the company 500fastcash. I read all the fine print, and realize the loan must be paid in full or they roll it over and over and over again.
Has anyone heard of them attempting to "screw you over" when you want to pay in full?
My loan isn't due until Oct 18th, but I'd like to pay it off in full next paycheck (Oct 3rd).
The total amount of the loan would be $390 - deited on that day....
I'm just afraid that for some reason now, they are going to try to screw me over when I submit my fax and email...
Do you know if I can submit the info to them tomorrow 9/25, to debit 10/3?
Does this make sense? lol
I'm in FL by the way (and realize this practice is illegal), right?
Thanks for your input!
Heather
They aren't licensed ANYwhere. Your account will NEVER be safe a
They aren't licensed ANYwhere. Your account will NEVER be safe again now that they have your account information, it would be in your best interest to close out this account and open a new one at a totally different bank, asap! They are ruthless and will take every penny they can from you, please get your account closed asap! AFTER you close your account, contact them and let them know you will pay them back ONLY the original amount you borrowed, no interest and no fees, period! CLICK HERE to find out how to deal with illegal lenders.
appreciate it but...
has anyone actually ever been able to pay the loan off in full?
I just opened my checking account up with BOA - and don't wish to close it
I was reading about sending a c&d letter, but does that apply to me since they haven't attempted to take anything out yet?
This forum is absolutely wonderful - appreciate all the advice!!
to answer your first question.no,they only want to debit you out
to answer your first question.no,they only want to debit you out of existence.any attempts made to have the total debited will be met will ignorance,and stonewalling.
as far as BSofA goes they probably will be a pain to deal with when it comes time to close that account.some banks will open a new account while not linking the old one,but they seem to love charging people fees.there are stories all over these forums about BSofA being hard to deal with in this regard.i would try to do as shazzers advised if you could.you will save yourself alot of grief down the road.
