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What Legal Action Do Online Payday Loans Take To Get Their Money Back?

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    Most online payday lenders don't have much of a leg to stand on. In the state of Ky. For instance, you cannot be prosecuted if you do not repay an online payday loan...or even a store front loan. Criminal prosecution in Ky., Kansas...and in several other states is illegal.  You have to research your particular states laws. Personally, I feel that payday loans are immoral and should be illegal. When I say immoral, I mean on the part of the lenders. They charge outrageous fees, and they know that most people cannot afford the repayments. How in the world anyone ever thought up the idea to establish these criminal enterprises is beyond me! They are just as bad as going to some loan shark on the street to borrow money. If they call you and threaten you with jail etc...don't believe it. The most they may be able to do, is sue you for the balance that you owe, but if it is an internet pdl place it's highly unlikely that this will occur, because like it was stated previously, most internet pdl places do not have a license to lend in several states. Some do however, but still they would not be able to file criminal charges for non payment. Most of the time these cases will usually wind up going to a collection agency.  Again however, these places should be outlawed because they are guilty of predatory lending. They are no better than the banks that for yrs. Were giving consumers sub-prime loans. Consumers need to write letters to their Congress people and Senators, and let them know that something has got to be done about payday lenders, and that the industry should either be outlawed, or regulated, and slapped with huge fines, and lawsuits for harassing customers that default and for charging outrageous fee. As far as I can see, these people do not provide a humane service for people. They exploit people and squeeze them dry.
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    answered 20 hours ago

      Well usually if the loan is not paid, lenders in certain states can take action under the civil bad check laws. A payday loan also known as a pay check advance basically is a short-term loan which is planned to bridge the borrower's cash flow opening among paydays.

      Payday loans at times are also addressed to as cash advances, but this expression might also refer to cash offered against a given line of credit like a credit card. This form of loan is normally given in the form of cash and secured by the borrower's post-dated check which contains the initial loan principal and accrued interest.

      Payday lenders characteristically operate small outlets or franchises, but bigger financial service providers also offer distinction on the payday advance.
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      Memo 

      answered 3 years ago

      I received a online loan awhile ago and I was paying them back through my bank account.recently I have some life changing issues which forced me to close my bank account.I have spoke to the company and tried to make arrangements to settle this,The payments they want are double the ones I had originally and I can afford to pay that.If a company refuses any payment I make ,what can I do.Is it possible for them to garnish my wages?Or is it legal for them to do so?
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      Bearfootin

      Bearfootin

      commented 1 year ago

      I need to know if a loan shop can garnish wages?
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      Bearfootin

      Bearfootin

      commented 1 year ago

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