Your Questions About Payday Loan Store

January 27, 2012 by Loans Guide  
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Helen asks…

Help with my payday loan!?

Last year I took out a payday loan for $1,000. Every month I go into the store and pay $140 fee to take out a “new loan” at the same place to cover the $1,000. Technically I would already have it paid off by now and then some. I don’ t know if this is considered a “roll over” loan, but I was doing some research and I know they are illegal in Ohio. Can someone please give me some advice?

Loans Guide answers:

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.

Donna asks…

What type of jobs are available for people who have a high school diploma?

I plan on going back to school in Janurary but I have had terrible luck looking for a job and I am a single mother of a 2 year old and I was wondering what types of jobs are available to me!! I have 3 years customer service and 3 months of Store Management experiance at a payday loan store but no one seems to be hiring!!! :(

Loans Guide answers:

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.

William asks…

Can I borrow loads of money and move abroad?

If I were to borrow £50,000, 20k from an unsecured loan, 15k from credit cards and the rest from payday loan companies, store cards and bank overdrafts and left the country what would happen? Would I get away with it providing I did not come back to the UK for at least 6 years. As far as I know there is no law against not paying back your debts. Thanks for your answers in advance.

Loans Guide answers:

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.

Sandra asks…

I need to get out of payday loans!!! Help !!!!!?

I have a few store front payday loans, not the online kind. Is there any way to get out of them legally?? Also does anyone know of a way for a person with bad credit to get a loan that does not have a super high interest rate?? Thanks in advance!!!!

Loans Guide answers:

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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Richard asks…

Working at a payday loan business bad for future employment?

My friend has fallen on hard times and needs a job. He has great qualification and has been offered a GM position at a payday loan company. He doesn’t like it too much ethically but he can stand it for a year or so.

Business is booming at these places as you can imagine and he will be very well trained. Plus, his store will be located in a higher income area so many of the customers will be using western union, small business owners needing to cash a check fast, and things like that.

Will working as a branch manager look bad to future employers? I know that many think it’s predatory lending but he doesn’t set the prices, he just works there. Will this screw him in the end?

Thank You,

TJ

Loans Guide answers:

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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Your Questions About Payday Loan Consolidation

January 24, 2012 by Loans Guide  
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Donald asks…

Bad Credit Loans for Debt Consolidation?

Long Story Short, Back in 2008, I ended up paying off all of my credit debt and then ended up moving to another state to be with my girlfriend (moving to another state without another job lined up is a bad idea). After Maxing out all of my credit cards, being legally homeless for months on end and living out of a motel I finally made my way back home where my credit was destroyed. I am now trying to pick of the pieces but it has been difficult.

Tons of people always talk about how people with horrible credit can still get personal or debt consolidation loans. When when you look online all you see is spam or garbage. I’d like to get a personal loan so I can consolidate my bills and move out of my parent’s house. Does anyone know of any legit, useful places that provide a bad credit loan (not payday advances)?
All of my credit cards ended up going to collections. I am currently now making payments to those collectors. They all refused to let me make payments on my own; telling me that my word on paying wasn’t good enough and that I had to either allow automatic deductions or they’d simply garnish my wages. While I was able to get several down to 60% of the original debt, the only way they’d work with me was by setting up automatic payments. I am annoyed that I am trying to at least fix my credit and pay my debt and these people are being so frustrating.

Loans Guide answers:

All of them are bad… Really. They will do the same things you can do on your own and not have to pay for it. You do not get a loan to pay a loan.

I would call the creditors and try to work out a payment plan. They will work with you if you are diligent. Make sure that every agreement comes on paper from them before you make a payment. Do not allow automatic withdrawals from any account-period, meaning do not give anyone your bank account info or any type of info that will allow for a debit.

More then likely if you do not have assets and the banks will not give you a loan it’s not worth doing. The interest rates on a loan from a shark will be out of this world and your debt will cost you lts more in the long run.

Take your extra cash and start paying down the old debt. Start with the smallest debts first and work your way through them this way.

Jenny asks…

Can anyone reommend a company offering an umbrella loan-credit card, payday,& mortage loans?

The last three months she got mired in debt through pay day loans and literally stopped paying because she was now losing money-she has a good income, but not enough to cover the losses-needs monthly totals reduced from $6,000.00/month to $2,000.00/month-BANKRUPTCY final option-does not want to use it yet-she can get smaller consolidation that doesn’t cover anything-making things worse with higher debt.
PROFESSIONAL VERIFIABLE SOURCES ONLY-IN HOUSTON, TX. Sorry Erivan, my lawyer could verify nothing of what you said.

Loans Guide answers:

I am Mrs.Jones.I am widow with 3 kids and was stuck in a financial situation that i was fixed and needed refinace behind bills.I tried seeking loan from various loan firms both private and corporate but couldnt but as God would have it,i was introduced to a man of God a private loan lender,by the name Travis Harrop,who gave me a loan of $28,000 USD and today am a business owner and my kids are doing well the last in college.So dear,if you must contact any firm with reference to securing a loan with low interest rate and better repayment plans and schedule,please contact Travis Harrop via his private email: travislendingfirm@gmail.com

Lizzie asks…

I have multiple title loans in phoenix az, can i do a debt consolidation with it?

I took out a few tile loans in phoenix az at former payday loan centers, but i dont own the vehicle so the loan centers are basically the 2nd lien holders, but not officially documented as one on the tiltle, so would i still be able to do a debt consolidation or can they legally go after my vehicle?
The loan centers are aware that i do not own my car, in arizona payday loans are illegal now, so they allow you to take a title loan even if u dont own the vehicle. guess its some kind of loop hole.

Loans Guide answers:

Legally they can file CRIMINAL charges for fraud. You CAN’T get a title loan without a CLEAN title. ALL your assets are at risk.

Ken asks…

i need to get a bad credit loan?

i am right now in a debt consolidation management program, but i need a small loan to do renovations in my apartment. i have tried getting a loan from the bank and citifinancial.com and have been denied by both because of the debt consolidation management program.

where can i go to get a small loan (and not a payday loan) with my situation
I didn’t purposely put myself in debt. My mother had major heart surgery, and I was paying all her bills and my bills, and resorted to using credit cards. my credit card debt isn’t huge, but it isn’t small either (it was 10k a year and a half ago). with the monthly payments i cut the bill in half. the only luxury i have in my cell, and its for emergency purposes only. besides her survivor’s benefits (which i don’t touch) i have my income. the apt is in need in repair and my super gives me broken promises, and the landlord doesn’t help either. I don’t even want a large loan; i’m talking about $1000, which i know i could pay back. between helping my mother with her bills, and my bills, my paycheck is nearly gone

Loans Guide answers:

Absolutely nowhere. No legitimate lender will go near you as you are in trouble with your current debts – as you have discovered, debt consolidation management programs are a “stay away” sign to lenders.

And to be honest, you should not be spending any money on renovations while you are in such debt trouble.

James asks…

If you could be a kid again, would you look up to adults your age?

When I was a kid, I looked up to adults. In my own life I did ok and didn’t think it was that hard to be successful.

Now that I’m in my 30′s, I am disgusted by most of my so called “peers” around me. I wouldn’t respect any adults today if I were a kid.

I turn on the TV and see most adults act worse than my fifth grade class.

There are so many businesses out there waiting to make money off adults for their own incompetence, everything from rehab to payday loans to debt consolidation.

And the biggest joke is that people think it’s okay to live at home after they get out of school, forever.

How would you teach a kid to respect their elders when their elders need grown up supervision?

Does anyone else here feel this way?
Yeah I agree I was taught to always respect elders, too.. and I will probably be saying Sir and Ma’am until I die, which is good.. however, those are titles I find hard to attribute to anyone my own age, especially when I just sit back and watch people in public.

Loans Guide answers:

When I read the first part of your Q I was ready to answer after I read the rest I had to pause a minute,and your right I don’t think I could look up to our generation(a little older than you) there is no responsibility for ones actions anymore people do what ever they want without regard for anyone else,everybody is out for themselves,all the time.manners are a thing of the past .I do my best with my wife’s help to raise our boys with respect and manners but it is hard to fight what they see and hear everyday when they are not with us.having said all that there are alot of decent successful people out there so don’t give up yet don’t go quietly into that goodnight.

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Your Questions About Payday Loans Online

January 22, 2012 by Loans Guide  
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Nancy asks…

Is there any pay day loan shops or are all pay day loans online?

Hey i need a loan but all online payday loans wont go through till money day because of banks transfer times or somthing, can you get pay day shops though? If so what are they? Thanks.

Loans Guide answers:

I doubt that there are any legitimate ONLINE payday loan places – I sure as heck would not use one online – most or all are brick and mortar stores

William asks…

online payday loans?

Im wondering if anyone has taken out a payday loan online. i lost my job a few months ago and now im back to work but catching up on bills has left me with little money for xmas. i am expecting a large some of money to come my way at the end of january but i dont have very good credit and i cant bring my self to ask family for help.
i prefer you not judge me im trying to be a good mom and give my son a decent xmas. this seems like a reasonable option. i already know that the interest is insane and i am ok with that.
im just looking for a company that has been used before and i can feel safe giving my information to.
thank you in advance

Loans Guide answers:

Why take a chance with a bad situation? If you are going to do this, at least work with a brick and mortar lender who you can check on locally. Online is a recipe to get ripped off.

Mary asks…

Where can i find a good payday loan online ?

Were can I find an online payday loan ?

Loans Guide answers:

There aren’t any. Just a bunch of scams, avoid online loans.

Mark asks…

Payday Loans?

I was wondering if anyone knew a legit site that offers online payday loans? Most of the ones I have found say something to the effect of “we will match you with possible lenders” but then they are all stupid prepaid credit cards and things like that. Please spare me the lecture on how bad it is to get a payday loan and how high the interest rates are etc. That’s not the question i’m asking. I already know all that just looking for a quick way to pay my light bill to keep from getting shut off. So if anyone knows of a site or has actually used one please let me know. Thanks!

Loans Guide answers:

Payday loans are a big scam and a bigger rip off they charge like 200% on the loans and cry if you are 2 days late so stay away from

John asks…

Online Payday loans. I closed my account…what will happen now?

I had several online payday loans. They would just take payments from my checking account. I became overwhelmed with all of them, so i closed my checking account so that they could no longer take money from it. I was hoping i could arrange some sort of payment plan with them. Does anyone know what is going to happen? They are leaveing VERY threatening messages on my phone. Saying that i am under fraud investigation and that i need to get a lawyer! Any advice would be appreciated!

Loans Guide answers:

Someone I work with was in a similar situation and closed her checking account as well. They have harassed her – this was about 2 months ago and as far as I know they haven’t done anything else. She was actually advised by a debt consolidator to let them default … The thinking being if they are sucking every dime out of you and you can’t pay your rent, car payment, etc. You are not getting ahead and debt consolidation companies can’t help you with the payday loans until they go into collection. Payday loans are illegal in some states. I would 1) check with your state attorney general’s office to see if they are legal in your state and whether you have any recourse (the fees/interest they charge is absolutely ridiculous – even relief from that would be helpful) 2) call legal aide 3) if you can’t work out an arrangement with them and your situation warrants it call a debt consolidation company one of the reputable ones (check your state’s attorney general’s office for recommendations) and 4) never ever take out a payday or title loan again. :)

Oh by the way, I’m not an attorney or anything but I do not believe you’ve committed fraud. Fraud would be if you took out the loans under someone else’s name. You’ve defaulted on a loan and yes they can pursue collection activity and take you to civil small claims court. But they can’t sue you for fraud.

Good luck!!

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Your Questions About Payday Loan Lenders

January 20, 2012 by Loans Guide  
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Robert asks…

Does anyone know of a direct lender for online payday loans?

One with no credit checks. I can’t find direct lenders. All of them so far have been wishy washy.

Loans Guide answers:

Do this online and you will regret it so bad it will make you cry.
The online loan scam is easy to operate.
And scams are very popular

Donald asks…

Payday interest too much….?

I had to take out $2500 in payday loans to pay some emergency medical bills. The interest alone is going to cost me $550 each pay period (twice a month). I know all of the horror stories of taking these out, but I had no one else to get a loan from. I looked up several companies that say they can negotiate with the payday loan lenders, just like when you consolidate credit cards. I was wondering if anyone had ever heard of or knew anyone that had done business with PDL Assistance or Langhorne Debt Solutions. PDL Assistance told me that I could have these paid off in 10 months with a $230/month payment. They will email me the contract and I have to send them the form back that authorizes them to talk to my 3 lenders to negotiate the loans. They will also send me a form to take to my bank that will stop the 3 lenders from withdrawing any further debits from my account. They did not tell me to close my account. Any suggestions?

Loans Guide answers:

I wouldn’t use those consolidattors – they’ll ding your credit report and charge high fees.

If you’re really solid financially and can pay it off, I would try to get vetted by prosper.com and see if you can get a small loan to float this off – you may need to do one small loan and pay it off to show that you’re credit worthy.

Susan asks…

when a lender tells you that you need a voided personal check to get a payday loan how do you get it?

I have never had a payday loan before and I was wondering do I go by a check from the store and write void on it or do I have to stamp it or what do i have to do because I have no Idea.

Loans Guide answers:

You have to have a checking account in order to get a payday loan, so you would just write “Void” across one of your checks and present it to them.

Linda asks…

Where can I find a “hard money” lender for a personal unsecured loan, without being a payday loan. Need $4k.

Loans Guide answers:

IF YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD ENOUGH , YOUR LOCAL BANK .

I’ve bookmarked this site…

Http://loan.deal4-you.com/

All the best to you.

Maria asks…

are big banks behind the proliferation of payday lenders?

payday lenders do not report to credit bureaus, big banks can keep you trapped in the turn down cycle, while still making money off you without approving you for a traditional loan, is this not a violation of the ecoa act of 1974?

Loans Guide answers:

Pay day lenders do report you to credit agencies. I have seen many people come into the bank to apply for a loan (auto, consolidation, personal, etc) and when their credit is pulled they have dozens of loans from payday lenders. No lending officer in their right mind would loan money to someone that uses a payday lender as they have proven they can not manage their income properly. Besides the fact, people using payday lenders typically don’t pay bills on time so their credit score is likely lower than average.

So, given the fact the credit score is lower and a payday loan is a derogatory credit note, lenders can deny traditional loans without violating the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.

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Your Questions About Payday Loan Lenders

January 17, 2012 by Loans Guide  
Filed under Payday Loans

Lisa asks…

I am really desperate. I need $500 by the 31st but my next payday is on the 10th of August.?

Do you have any insights about borrowing from PayDay Loan lenders like Money Mart? There’s really nobody (family, friends) who could lend me the amount so I gues Money Mart is my last resort..

Loans Guide answers:

Don’t get into debt to pay off other debts, write to who you owe the money to and make an arrangement, much better in long run. Borrowing more money will just escalate your problem. Trust me I have leaned from experience while running up a £15k debt

Daniel asks…

Can I be held responsible for a payday loan I never signed for?

My information was apparently given out when I was on a web site which said it would match me with a lender. A company called Ace Cash Services deposited 300 in our account without us ever asking them for a loan or signing anything. They now say I owe them 510! I told them I would be more than happy to give them the 300 but no more. What are my legal rights?

Loans Guide answers:

If you did not want the loan then clearly you should have given out your checking account/bank transit number. The bad thing here is that these people have everything they need to start debiting money from your checking account…even if the money is not there. You’re going to have to pay them $510….sorry. It’s safe to assume that if you don’t make your own payment arrangements, then expect them to try to debit $510 from your checking account within 2 days.
If the money is not there, then you need to close your checking account…otherwise your account will go hundreds of dollars into a negative balance and you’ll have another separate problem to deal with.
Offer to settle the loan for $400 and see what they say…get a signed agreement to these terms FIRST, then send a money order for this amount. If you do nothing, then in about 3 months you can expect the amount you owe to skyrocket to over $2,000.

Paul asks…

Where can I find a “hard money” lender for a personal unsecured loan, without being a payday loan. Need $4k.

Loans Guide answers:

IF YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD ENOUGH , YOUR LOCAL BANK .

Carol asks…

Looking for info/ reliable source of high risk lenders..no payday please?

I am searching for all of those alleged high risk lenders that are willing to lend money for those with credit scores in the low 500′s. I am not interested in payday advances. My wife took a $10,000 a year net pay cut this year and we are struggling to keep it together. We had a little girl last year and my wife was out for 7 months. We are still paying off medical bills.
We have consolidated all of our debt and credit cards and cut them up. I am so through with CC. We are too comfortable using them. We restructured our finances and eliminated the fluff. Now we are down to the house, car, food, electric. I need help to pay off 4 payday loan companies I had to turn to during my worst months this year just to keep the lights on. I will thank those in advance who will say…live simply and things will get better…I work 60+ hours a day and between the two of us we bring home more than 7.5 K monthly…the payday loans will not let us get back on track. My family is not able to help much.

Loans Guide answers:

PLEASE DONT LISTEN TO THE ONE ABOVE ME
THEY ARE A SCAM, HE WANT MONEY UP FRONT AND YOU WILL NOT GET A LOAN YOU WILL BE KISSING YOU MONEY GOODBYE

Nancy asks…

Are there really people out there that will loan money?

I’m not talking banks, or payday loan places, I am talking legit private lenders that will loan you money? You hear about private lenders that will lend money, but I can’t seem to find anything legit or worthwhile. A 100-500 dollar loan is not worthwhile and it’s not legit if you have to PAY to get your loan.
Has anyone had any success with finding what it is I am looking for?
This is serious, so please no bashing.

Loans Guide answers:

Yes, I actually do what it is you’re speaking of. Not small loans, but loans between 10-100k+. It’s quite an interesting process which centers around what you offer for collateral.

For example, if you have a home worth 100k and have it paid off, or even mostly, it’s pretty easy to get a loan, even with very poor credit. If you have a business, and are struggling to get a loan, if you have assets (equipment, accounts receivable, contracts, real estate, etc), there are people who specialize in loans on business assets.

Expect to pay a high interest rate and sometimes a high origination fee.

Feel free to email me with any questions, good luck!

Jared

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