Jenny W.
Denver,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 01, 2008
They did the same thing to me...They charged me $40 a week for a refinance charge for 10-12 weeks (I really don't remember). They will continue to charge you the refinance charge until you call them and make payment arrangements. I was finally able to get it paid in full Yesterday $270 on a $200 loan. Until you call them, they won't stop. Good Luck
Jenny W.
Denver,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 01, 2008
They did the same thing to me...They charged me $40 a week for a refinance charge for 10-12 weeks (I really don't remember). They will continue to charge you the refinance charge until you call them and make payment arrangements. I was finally able to get it paid in full Yesterday $270 on a $200 loan. Until you call them, they won't stop. Good Luck
Clifford
South Haven,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, September 22, 2008
You need to download a loan calculator (there are free ones), plug in your original principal, the interest rate and the payments you've made. Then you can tell if you have paid it off. If you have, you need to talk to them. If you haven't, you need to keep making payments until you have. I'm guessing you haven't.
Clifford
South Haven,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, September 22, 2008
You need to download a loan calculator (there are free ones), plug in your original principal, the interest rate and the payments you've made. Then you can tell if you have paid it off. If you have, you need to talk to them. If you haven't, you need to keep making payments until you have. I'm guessing you haven't.
Clifford
South Haven,#6Consumer Comment
Mon, September 22, 2008
You need to download a loan calculator (there are free ones), plug in your original principal, the interest rate and the payments you've made. Then you can tell if you have paid it off. If you have, you need to talk to them. If you haven't, you need to keep making payments until you have. I'm guessing you haven't.
Clifford
South Haven,#7Consumer Comment
Mon, September 22, 2008
You need to download a loan calculator (there are free ones), plug in your original principal, the interest rate and the payments you've made. Then you can tell if you have paid it off. If you have, you need to talk to them. If you haven't, you need to keep making payments until you have. I'm guessing you haven't.