Paul
Los Angeles,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, March 18, 2002
I worked for the Money Store a while back, but had to leave the company when I moved to an area they were not located in....the problem that you are having is common...when you do not pay your bills on time, your loan does not get paid off...first off the Money Store is a SUB-prime loan company...meaning that the interest rates are higher...because you are a bigger risk to the company...they have to enforce strict penalties for being late because so many of their customers are...If they are threatening foreclosure, that is because the loan is 3 months past due...and if they are requesting only one payment to keep for foreclosure, that is the bare minimum, keeping you are 2 months past due.....another incorrect statement you made is that she is charged late fees after one day late...that is incorrect, she may be charged extra interest (if it is a daily interest loan), but otherwise all loans have a grace period, which is there to allow time for posting on accounts, not to intentionally pay late.....Lastly, as for bankruptcy, this is a mortgage loan, bankruptcy doesnt help you escape that.