Hippie
Scranton,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, July 28, 2009
I took out a $500 loan, and ended up having to pay $600+ back. They overdrew my account to take it. My bank paid it, and I paid my bank. So it's settled, right? Wrong. I got a call at work (I work night shift...this man called me at 2 am) from someone who said he was a private investigator who had a summons for my arrest because I owed...get this...$1217 to CashNet USA. I told him that the debt was paid, and that there is no way I owe that much money anyway. He became verbally abusive to me, literally screaming in my ear, so I hung up on him. He called right back and said, "Who the HELL do you think you are to hang up on me, you little b****?" to which I calmly replied, "My debt was paid, and you have no right to verbally abuse me. If you call me again, I will press harassment charges on you. Have a good night." I never heard from him again.
Fastwire Cash
Ft. Lauderdale,#3UPDATE Employee
Mon, June 08, 2009
According to their own About Us section, CashNetUSA is a company under Cash America International, Inc (http://www.cashnetusa.com/about-us.html) and based out of Chicago, IL. Access Financial and Fastwire Cash are in no way connected to CashNetUSA and shouldn't be mentioned in this Ripoff Report. Fastwire Cash works with their customers and never use threats in any manner. It's disturbing to see our company name incorrectly cited in this report.
Laurie
Haslet,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, March 20, 2009
ITS BEEN ON ABC NEWS AND ALL OVER THE INTERNET - REPORTED HERE ON ROR EVERYDAY Fake Debt Collectors Terrorizing Consumers http://abcnews.go.com/Business/story?id=5621205&page=1 IF ROR REMOVES The link I provided to the consumer information artilce - go to ABCNEWS website and search on Fake Debt Collectors. They are scammers whose sole intent is to SCARE you into giving them money . They prey on those who tend to REACT FIRST and ask questions when its too late to get your money back.