Linda F
Pineville,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, April 25, 2006
My comment to Don is your company may be legal in Deleware, however not so in other states. WV law forbids this type of loan. I am also glad you gave the license number. We have been looking for your company. I also was ripped off and now I know where to tell the attorney general to locate you. This type of loan-sharking is against the law.
Dana
Mayfield,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, April 24, 2006
well Mr Don(cash200.c0m) you ripped my bf of 19 bucks so far. i hope you can sleep at night knowing how you ruin peoples lives my boyfriend applied to your scamming site to buy MY HEART MEDICINE and you charged him 19$ to say NO .if you are going to rip people like that have in large print not size 2 font THAT THERE WILL BE A 19$ CHARGE FOR SIMPLY APPLYING! people like you make me sick.
Don
Columbia,#4UPDATE Employee
Sat, December 24, 2005
1. There is a notice for the application fee on the last page of the application process. It is in large text and in plain view. See here: https://www.200cash.com/secure/new_check.asp 2. The courts understand that application fee means a fee to apply and, like other industries, is non-refundable and is used by the company to offset application and credit / employment verification. Payment of this fee has no bearing on whether or not the applicant is ultimately approved and funded. (Many of us remember paying an app fee for an apartment rental app for example. This fee is never refunded if they don't approve you) 3. The website allows the applicant to simply leave at any point and avoid the app fee charge. 4. The approval notice is conditional. The text says approved pending verification of your information. This allows them a chance to verify the information submitted before making the loan. 5. The approval (pending) notice comes AFTER pushing the submit button UNDER the app fee notice text, not before. 6. 200CASH.COM, INC. is licensed in the State of Delaware as a Small Loan Agency. License number: 2003102706. This can be confirmed by contacting the State of Delaware, Division of Revenue. (We are not a Bank or Financial Institution, we are a Small Loan Agency.)