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Ok, One day a long time ago I got an email about how I could have up to 1500 in my account the next day by just filling out a form. While, I filled it out, and they put 500 in my account. Well, the next paycheck they only took out 90 dollars. They started to just take out 90 dollars every pay, and I thought they were just taking 90 out every two weeks until I paid off my 500 and then I would be done. Well this went on for about a year. I started to get concerened. Then I called and found out that whole time I was just renewing the loan. I needed 590 to pay it completely off!
I then got a new payday loan so I could pay that one off. Well then that one started to take its toll. During this time I needed to get another because the one I had was taking all of my extra spending cash. Put it this way. Two months later, I got even two more to help keep up with those original two. What do I do? Can I file bankruptsy! Next time I get paid I am going to have pretty much my whole paycheck being just consumed by these payday loans being renewed. I can't pay them off. This sucks I can't work possibly anymore.
This is the most hilarious things I've read in a while!!! Seriously...
But seriously you could open a new account and close the account the loan is linked to. Of course if the loan goes through your bank may pull the funds from your other accounts. Maybe change banks.
You could talk to your bank and tell them to put a hold on any transactions for the X amount. They'll do it with minimal questions and then you'll just need to be ready for phone calls from the loan sharks. If you gave them your work number they will call.
My brother got caught up in the pay day loan mess and in the end I had to bail him out but they do not give up lightly. If I recall correctly after his situation had been going on for a while and he finally asked for help the loan people let him pay everything off at a lower price.
Go down to the docks and look for a guy named Vito.
He will loan you all the money you need.
. . . at a better interest rate. He will even feel remorse after breaking your knees. Which, morally, lifts him above the level of the people you've been dealing with.
Call Lutheran Social Services, if they have one where you live and make an appointment with a financial counselor. Or call the United Way and get the name of a reputable financial counseling service. They can help you set up a budget and work with you on this.
No judge ALlOWS you to file bankrupsy;the written law allows that. Its is not up to the discresssion of the judge at all.Judges bascailly admnisister the law.
No judge ALlOWS you to file bankrupsy;the written law allows that. Its is not up to the discresssion of the judge at all.Judges bascailly admnisister the law.
Proof read before hitting "Submit Reply". Do you really have a hard time spelling basic words?
Hi
My wife and I were finally ready to get the house we wanted, but we could not get approved for a loan. Then we approached a pay day loan company, they immediately sanctioned the loan. I lost job due to economic crisis and i failed to repay.Now they are behind me. I find the payday loan help forums is helpful for me.I thank you for sharing the information.
Go down to the docks and look for a guy named Vito.
He will loan you all the money you need.
Pay-day loans are notorious for their exorbitant interest rates. Look for a family member or friend to borrow you some money. $2,000 isn't too bad, but it could become bad knowing the interest rates on those loans!
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