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no_hypocrisy

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2. I'm calling them today.

Reply to SamKnause (Reply #1)

Thu Feb 21, 2019, 07:26 AM

Feb 2019

My guess is their "representatives" theorize that if the debtors are stupid enough to accept their usury conditions, they'll buy another package that hurts their interests.

They can't get away with that kind of sh*t with me.

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Paying back a bad loan [View all] no_hypocrisy Feb 2019 OP

How can a company refuse payment in full ??? SamKnause Feb 2019 #1

I'm calling them today. no_hypocrisy Feb 2019 #2

Thanks. Please keep us up to date. SamKnause Feb 2019 #3

Some states allow pre-payment penalties. But I never heard of refusal to close the loan. 3Hotdogs Feb 2019 #4

A threat of bankruptcy might help the loan company see things more clearly. 3Hotdogs Feb 2019 #5