Letter from Magnum Cash Advance

Yes. How much did you borrow from them and how much have you paid them so far. Did you send that by certified mail?

Sorry, that was me.

This time I borrowed $400.00 I have paid any and couldnt this month. I borrowed $300.00 last month and paid $485.00 Then the month before I borrowed $700 and paid $1080.00 that's when I got behind. So, I haven't paid any on the $400.00 should I because I won't be able until next month.

I defaulted on a loan and they almost immediately turned me over to afni for collection. A woman called me at work and I told her I needed validation on this and she should wait until she got my certified letter. Her resonse was, "why prolong the inevitable. I am not a rookie at this you know." I sent the letter requiring them to show how much I paid so far and proof that their client was licensed in the State of Florida etc. That was in February. Never heard from them again. I guess I really prolonged the inevitable.

frog, you go! :) You gotta love it when you request validation and they disappear into thin air! sfate, take frog's advice. Send them a debt validation letter sent certified return receipt. With luck, maybe they'll disappear on you, too!

They seem pretty inconsistent. I defaulted last year and got a few emails from their in-house collection dept. Sent my state's pdl laws and informed them that they were in violation and that I had way overpaid interest on previous loan with them. I never heard another word. I read somewhere a few months ago that they were being investigated by state (West Virginia?) AG office, but don't know what came of that if anything.

I have a $435 loan and haven't paid anything. *I live in IL* I have a scheduled payment arrangement set up but honestly guys I'm really strapped for money. Any thoughts?

Kris is this company licensed in your state

I searched idfpr.com for licenses and it didn't have any results... Now wwhat?

Kris, sounds like they might not be legal anywhere. Did you check the BBB site?

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Business Contact and ProfileBack To Top File Open Date: 12/18/2000
Phone Number: 888-756-2607
Fax Number: 866-406-6844
Email Address: info(at)militaryfinancial.com
Web Site Address: magnumcashadvance.com
magnumfunding.com
militaryfinancial.com
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Type of Business: Loans
Additional Business Names:
Magnum Cash Advance
Military Financial Network


Products and ServicesBack To Top The BBB has no information regarding Products and Services at this time.
Company ManagementBack To Top Additional company management personnel include:
val taylor.


Additional Locations and Phone NumbersBack To Top This business also uses the following names, addresses and/or telephone numbers:

Military Financial Network
1403 Foulk Rd Suite 203 (888) 756-2607
Wilmington, DE 19803

(866) 406-6800

Magnum Cash Advance

Magnum Funding

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LicensingBack To Top This business is in an industry that may require licensing, bonding or registration in order to lawfully do business. The BBB encourages you to check with the appropriate agency to be certain any requirements are currently being met. These agencies may include the Delaware Banking Commission.
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The BBB processed a total of 8 complaints about this business in the last 36 months, our standard reporting period. Of the total 8 complaints in the last 36 months, 4 of those were closed in the last 12 months.

Complaints Concerned
Service Issues: 1
Outcome of the complaint -
Resolved: 1

Refund or Exchange Issues: 3
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Resolved: 3; |[2 - Company resolved the complaint
issues. The consumer failed to acknowledged acceptance to the
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Billing or Collection Issues: 4
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Resolved: 4; |[3 - Company resolved the complaint
issues. The consumer failed to acknowledged acceptance to the
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Industry TipsBack To Top Those "cash until payday" services sound helpful, but they could push you farther into debt.

With payday loans, a consumer gives a credit or debit card or writes a check payable to the lender for the amount he or she wishes to borrow plus a fee. The lender gives the borrower that amount minus the fee. The lender then waits until the borrower's next payday, when the borrower can do one of three things: allow the lender to cash the check or charge the account, redeem it by paying cash to recover the loan plus a fee, or roll it over by paying the fee to extend the loans for two or more weeks. Fees charged for payday loans are usually a percentage of the face value or a fee charged per amount borrowed (lenders may charge anywhere from $15 - $50 dollars for every $100 borrowed). By rolling the loan over you may be obligated to pay a finance charge (a dollar amount) and the annual percentage rate or apr (the cost of credit on a yearly basis). Typically, the APR is extremely high and can be increased with a missed, late or partial payment.

Under the Truth in Lending Act, the cost of the payday loans - like other types of credit - must be disclosed. Among other information, a consumer must receive, in writing, the finance charge and the annual percentage rate or APR.

The BBB, along with the FTC, advises consumers to consider other possibilities before deciding on a payday loan:

If you need credit, shop carefully. Consider a small loan from your credit union or a small loan company, an advance on pay from your employer, or a loan from family or friends.

Ask your creditors for more time to pay your bills. Find out what they will charge for that service - as a late charge, an additional finance charge, or a higher interest rate.

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ok so that wasnt very helpful. Maybe if you call the state agency that oversees payday loans in Illinois they can tell you for sure if they are licensed.

I have a loan through World Wide Military Funding. I asked them for their lending license and they said "We are not required to have a lending license in the US as a foreign corporation". Is this true.

I have a loan through military financial.com.. I asked them to see their lending license and they said they were in full compliance with online lending laws and still did not show me their license. I have a 300.00 loan through them and to pay the loan off I have to pay 668.00 to pay them off. Is this legal? Are they a legal business?