Robert
Wallingford,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, February 27, 2008
This is no rip-off. The only rip-off is not reading and understanding the type of loan you were taking. A payday loan is not an installment loan. You should have read either the web site's FAQ or the loan documentation. These types of loans are meant to be paid off on your next payday period. Hence the name "Payday" loan. The $90 is a loan fee only. It is not interest on the loan. The loan fee is charge each pay period that the original $300 loan remains unpaid. All payday loans are set to automatically renew. Meaning each pay period only the loan fee is debited. None of those funds go towards the original loan amount. After a certain number of renewals, the loan fee plus an addition $50 is debited with the additional $50 being applied towards the loan amount. These types of loans should be paid off as quickly as possible. The borrower has to contact the loan company (by either logging in to their account through the web site, by telephone or FAX) at least three business days before the scheduled debit to inform them what amount to debit if they don't want the loan to auto renew.
Dont Get A Payday Loan....
San Jose,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, February 26, 2008
I thought I was crazy but you thought you were going to pay a $90 fee also. Look at the following link. I think and the last thread. I hope he is right.... debtconsolidationcare.com/forums/about7956.html