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john364
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Subject: payday loans

Fri Sep 09, 2011 10:19 pm

where to go to get help

sallynachelle

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Subject: payday loans

Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:22 am

What kind of help you want? Please give us more details so that we can help you to solve your problem.

Kairon http://www.debtman
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Subject: Regarding Help

Mon Sep 26, 2011 1:55 pm

Hi,
Will you please elaborate your problem so that i can help you?

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Subject: payday loans

Tue Jan 03, 2012 7:07 pm

'We' all have financial difficulties..that's for sure!! But,..since this thread is the subject on 'PaydayLoans', I will give the best ( and 'personal') advice I can. At times, we do what we have to do..very true. Alot of us have been through that PDL nightmare!! Sad

We may think we 'get ahead' with financial situations when we get PDL's. ..however..we don't. We pay 'fees' for the loan itself and the % on them are absolutely horrible!! We pay back twice the amount of the loan!! So..............if consumer's can avoid PDL's (and I realize it's not possible..) we would save money right off the bat!!

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