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All you will get online is ripped off. Phone book and 2 feet.

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Most payday loan places do share information with other places. However, they can’t assign your debt to another place without telling you.

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Prosper.com They give loans to just about anybody, you just have to sell your story.

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Any loan which is made without pledging collateral. Home loans are secured by a deed of trust on the home. Car loans are secured by an endorsement on the title naming a lien holder, etc.

Credit scores do not necessarily come into play. You could borrow money from your uncle or a friend without any collateral other than a handshake or a promise.

A guaranteed unsecured loan is an oxymoron. The guarantor is liable in the event that you default and more than likely in a better credit position than you the borrower. That’s why the guarantor is acceptable to the lender.

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Tabatha r, By my experiences, and alot of serious research, you should only work with established, land-based, payday lenders. Many of them also have on-line sites.

Additionally, do not, borrow from more than one payday lender at a time. This is how many people get into trouble with payday loans, by over extending them selves beyond the qualified amount given by a lender. Http://www.goodinternetdeals.com/Payday-Loan.html

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If you filed BK, then include the $800 you owe the bank in your BK and it will be discharged. Do realize that this will cause your checking account to be toast.

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You can’t write a check from a savings account. You can only write a check from a checking account. Does he have money in this checking account? Why can’t he just go withdraw the $100?

I seriously doubt the payday loan folks will be able to put him in jail if he doesn’t pay. We don’t have debtor’s prison in the US. Typically the payday loan place already has access to your bank account. Did your friend close that account?

Payday loans are bad. The interest rate is like 600%. If you don’t pay, the collectors are very nasty and don’t mind breaking the rules. The normally require access to your bank account and make you sign an agreement to allow garnishment of your wages if you don’t pay. Thus they don’t bother with credit checks.

You friend needs to pay this off. He needs to find the cash some place other than another loan. Have a garage sale, pawn something, sell blood, collect alum cans, get a second job — pizza delivery has flexible hours and you get tips.

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You can try to take legal action, but they will probably just tell you someone authorized the transactions, and for all you know that’s true. It may not be the loan company, but a dishonest employee. You should definitely close the account. Most banks, though if you file a fraud dispute, are more than happy to forgive fees and change your account number. It protects them and you from further loss when your account has been compromised. File a police report and contact your bank immediately, even for the one you were refunded on. I’ve had it happen before where the company returned the money but put the fraudulent debt into collections. The police report will offer some protection.

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Your rights and obligations are what you agreed to in the contract. Payday loans are an expensive scam and you are finding out why.

Usually, a lot of the high fees are charged upfront with “origination” fees, “service” fees, “contract” fees and the like. So, they really aren’t lying when they give you a particular interest rate, but you are still obligating yourself to a LOT of money.

You can, and should, complain to your state’s Attorney General and the Federal Trade Comission, but chances are you signed a legal contract so you will still have to pay up to get this to go away.

If you believe a lender has violated the Truth in Lending Act, file a complaint by calling the Federal Trade Commission Consumer Response Center toll-free at 1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357).

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Let me get this straight — you borrowed at about the highest price legal place to do so and now you want to rescind the deal without paying the fees you agreed to??

What odes the Ohio AG says about the legality of this firm? Dollars to donut holes, he says its perfectly legal and you owe.

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CUT your spending and pay off the ding thing, even if its only an extra $100 every other month.

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I think the best places to look r in the retail stores. U seem to have great work experience and someone will hire u if u just keep at it.

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Your scheme as you describe it is fraud, not uncontrollable debt. For that, they can throw you in fail. If the prison you end up in has internet access, please keep us informed as to how your scheme worked out.

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If you default on your payday loans, the lender can take the same action as any other unsecured creditor to enforce a defaulted debt. Generally, their collection efforts will start with telephone calls and dunning letters demanding that you pay the balance of the loan. If the payday loan company refers your accounts to a collection agency, you can usually stop the telephone calls by sending a cease communication demand letter, commonly called a cease and desist notice, to the collection agency. A federal law called the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act (FDCPA) states that third party collectors must stop calling you if you notify them in writing to do so. Several states, such as California and Texas, extend many of the regulations in the FDCPA to cover original creditors as well. To find out more about debt collection laws in your state, visit the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse at http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs27plus.htm

You may be in luck. There are eight states whose payday loan regulating statute requires lenders to set up an installment repayment plan if an account reaches the maximum number of rollovers allowed by law and the debtor declares that he/she is unable to pay the balance due. Check out the payday loan information from the Consumer Federation of America at http://www.paydayloaninfo.org where you will be able to read all about these loans and the various state attempts to regulate them. Follow the “state information” link to find out the specific regulations for payday lenders in your state, and if you live in one of the eight states requiring installment payments. If your state does require repayment plans, and the lender still won’t accept payments, call your state regulator of payday loans, usually an assistant Attorney General, and complain. You should get the results you want after the Attorney General’s office becomes involved.

If you are not in one of those states, you may want to consider simply making payments to the lender anyway to pay down the balance of the loan over time. In most states, the rollover limit will soon be reached, and the interest rate the lender can charge will be capped by state law. If the lender will not accept your payments, simply put what you can afford aside until you have enough money to either payoff the loan or to offer a settlement. Read up on the regulations in your state to find the best strategy for your situation. For more information on state law terms, please visit http://public.findlaw.com/

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I think most employers will consider your friends personal work ethic, experience, and knowledge of the position they are hiring him for, and not judge him because of the company he worked for. Instead of looking at the ethical issues regarding payday lending, your friend should focus on what he will learn and gain from working with this company.

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Get on a Greyhound but to LA and save some money there. Any quick loan place is going to charge you a fortune in interest. What could ever be that important? Have you called your folks and siblings? Perhaps your employer would give you an advance if you have a good work record. Learn from this and begin to save a bit every paycheck!

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This is exactly why a person should never use, or even apply for, an online payday loan.
Close your bank account asap, otherwise they’ll just keep debiting money. Be forewarned, this is going to be a real mess to clean up. Offer to settle this loan for the exact amount that they put into your bank account. Get all terms in writing before you pay, to include a letter on their letterhead stating that the account will be Paid in Full once the agreed to amount is received. Once you get this, send them a USPS money order. Keep the letter and a copy of the money order in your records forever as documentation.

For you reference, never give out your bank account and routing #’s when you apply for any loan.
If you gave out you SS# when you applied for this loan, then you need to keep a close eye on your credit report for ID theft. You can get a free credit report at http://www.annualcreditreport.com – This is the real free site to get your credit report once a year without a credit card.

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Yes, they are all scum.

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Yes, there are true payday lenders on the net, but I would advise against using them. The reason you are getting a page that says that the operator of the website is not a lender is because you are most likely entering your info into a page, and it is being directed to whatever payday lenders would be able to work with you and your situation. Those places are more like a headhunter of sorts, they find the loans for you. Getting into the payday loan cycle or trap isn’t a wise decision and maybe it’s a sign from the Universe trying to save you from going down a dark alley with your wallet out and a bunch of thieves looking to jump you.

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I don’t care what the people on this site say. If you need the money, you need the money. But make sure you really do because payday loans do have steep interest. You also need to make sure you can afford to pay it back. These are questions you need to ask yourself. There are trustworthy lenders that can give you $150, just check out reviews of top payday companies before you decide to apply.

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You payday loans probably are not showing on your credit file. You can get a copy of your credit report and check (AnnualCreditReport.com).

However, if you had to resort to payday loans to begin with, you are probably going to have trouble finding a lender to give you a loan big enough to pay off those loans. The interest will be high but no where near as bad as that 600% range of payday loans.

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Most states have abolished ‘payday’ loan companies, so I’m somewhat surprised that Utah still allows them. Anyway, what you really want to know is this: do the Utah state ‘usury’ laws apply to me when I applied for a ‘payday’ loan. Yes, because Utah obviously allows these establishments the rights to do business, you are protected by usury laws; however, I suspect somewhere in the storefront you entered for this loan, you will find ((I suspect inconspicuously) a frame advising all clients of their rights. Usuary laws protect state residents by establishing a ‘cap’ on what payday loan companies can charge as interest. You might want to do an internet search for utah’s usury laws. There you will get the answer you’re looking for.

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Sometimes you can get a personal loan from your bank.

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1. Tell the lender that you need to work out arrangements to repay in installments. A few states require lenders to provide extended payment plans (Alabama, Alaska, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, Oklahoma and Washington). If your lender refuses to work with you, contact your state regulator to ask for help.

2. Stop lenders from taking money directly from your paycheck. Read your contract to see if you signed a voluntary wage assignment clause. If so, write a letter to the lender to revoke that agreement so the lender won’t be able to garnish your pay from your employer without court approval. Mandatory wage assignments as used in some payday loan contracts are prohibited by the Federal Trade Commission’s Credit Practices Rule.

Hope this helps.

-Michael

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Yuck…payday loans stink. There’s a reason they’re popping up all over in lower income areas—they’re very profitable.

I’m sure there are loans that you could use to consolidate. I would try to get a 0% APR credit card, but you’ll have trouble with your marginal credit score–just like with any other loan.

You should consider selling assets–car, junk on ebay, etc to pay this thing off ASAP.