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Can Payday Loans hit Credit and FICO scores?

Date: Wed, 08/29/2007 - 17:50

Submitted by merrilar
on Wed, 08/29/2007 - 17:50

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Can Payday Loans hit Credit and FICO scores?


One Click Cash claims that I owe them $675 for a $300 loan. Is there any letter I can send to offer settle? Can these companies hit my credit report?

Thanks!


Depending on the collector you may be reported. If you are in collections you have definetely been red flagged. The reason for your high dollar debt is as follows. Due to the contract you agreed to, the extra fees are extension fees. Those 2 week payments are never applied to the principal. They are there because your account was either insufficient or you closed it out. Those fees will build up. Most companies will settle for twice the actual principle. Depending on the age maybe less. Don't let the agent on the other end of the phone harrass you. Just set your own reasonable terms. Perhaps 1/4 of the settle ment terms bi weekly until paid in full. Once paid off have them send you validation letter. Then finally the last step. Dont ever do it again. Yes I am a Collector for a LEGAL PDL company.


lrhall41

Submitted by bradleybus on Thu, 08/30/2007 - 18:43

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Ummm.... let me jump in here. One Click Cash is a d/b/a of MTE Financial. This is a company who is not licensed/legal. This is an illegal - flat out illegal - company. No, they can not tell you that you owe that amount of money for that amount of loan. They will not send you to a "legal" collection agency. An illegal pdl will not do this. They do their own "in house" collections, as they are illegal. (Did I say illegal enough?). If an illegal pdl were to pass your account on to a "legal" collection agency, it would really surprise me. However, if they were stupid enough to do this, all you have to do is send a debt validation letter. Let the illegal pdl try and validate their illegal transaction. When I say illegal regarding this particular pdl, I mean they are not licensed anywhere in the United States to do business. You owe them the principle amount of the loan only. And they're damn lucky to get that, as they are illegal (yes, I said it again). And, Brad, the collector for a legal agency, good for you. At least you work for a legal collection agency. However, this pdl and parent company are flat out illegal. Illegal. Can I say it enough?


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Thu, 08/30/2007 - 19:54

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ryan, store fronts are licensed/legal - unlike the unlicensed/illegal pdl we were talking about. However, I'm interested. You had store fronts and had payment arrangements & they reported you? Did the store fronts send you to a collection agency & they're the ones that reported you?


lrhall41

Submitted by cannr on Fri, 08/31/2007 - 20:01

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