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fireyone

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Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:55 pm

But that much interest? That is the reason so many people get stuck in debt is because of places like this. Boy I am sooooooooo glad to hear PA is doing something about this.

goodnatured

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Thu Aug 14, 2008 3:35 am

Me too, I just sent the department of banking and email inquirying on how they will know what consumers used the service. Will they supeona the records, I have no paperwork at all from the loans that I took out from them. I am hoping that they will be able to get the records from the company when they seek restitution. I am sure that this company will have them hopefully.
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fireyone

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Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:50 pm

I bet they probaly will. Did you ever recieve anything in the mail about a class action suit in the past? I know I have. One was for Heliq-Meyers, a furniture company. Seems they over charged and I never knew. Well apparently someone did cause they filed a suit and since I was a customer I got notified and sent a paper to sign if I wanted to participate. I usually never did becasue the atty and person who originally sued got the bulk of the money and everyone else would get like $8. I have had a lot of these over the years.
I do not think you will have to worry about paperwork and you should def. see more than $8 since they are being sued ny an agency.

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sdchargers_63

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Tue Nov 08, 2011 5:50 pm

Obviously,..there are a few people that want to 'spam' this forum. That's really not a good thing to do.
However,..since the subject, on this post, is 'helping with Credit Repair', I will give my own personal experience in what I have been doing. My credit was horrible for such a long time!! Instead of applying for every piece of credit I could (which brings down your score everytime you do that..), I just continued to pay on what I had. The MORE you pay on your debts, the LESS in debt you become. It sounds simple,yes..but..alot of people don't realize it's that simple. I have to admit that I sure didn't for a long time!! If you have debts, on your CR's, and they have been there longer than 7-10 years (depending on what they are) you can 'dispute' the CB's and have them removed. I've done that, too and it does work. This is just alittle advice for ya'll!! Smile

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