- Report: #344967
Complaint Review: Cashcall
| Cashcall cashcall.com
1600 S Douglass Rd, California U.S.A. |
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Cashcall Class Action Suit against Cash Call 1600 S Douglass Rd California
*Consumer Comment: I'm in
*Consumer Comment: Teflon Cash Call
*Consumer Comment: FIGHT fight FIGHT CASH CALL scam
*Consumer Comment: I will join the class action
*Consumer Suggestion: Un -Real!!!!!!
*Consumer Comment: I dont get it.....
*Consumer Comment: Some of You Crack Me Up
*Consumer Suggestion: Class action for what???
*Consumer Comment: I want to be part of your action.....
*Consumer Comment: I will join
*Consumer Suggestion: You should know
*Consumer Suggestion: You should know
*Consumer Suggestion: You should know
*Consumer Suggestion: You should know
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I'm in
AUTHOR: Jo - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
I've had the loan for 8 months and it's killing me. I'm doing everything I can to pay them off before year's end. It still will have cost me almost $14K (P + I), but it's a far cry from $40K. The budget sacrificing is killing me - can't repair anything (no heat this winter), can't buy groceries (emptying the larder), can't buy all my meds (I am disabled), can't take my dogs to the vet, trying to figure out how to pay for my car registration in a few days - worst of all, can't get a job (senior citizen, disabled, BA, MA, MBA - who the hell wants a cashier with that pedigree?).
Payday loan interest is jaw-dropping, but this company - your whole face falls off! I'm in with you.
#3 Consumer Comment
FIGHT fight FIGHT CASH CALL scam
AUTHOR: dsquarecl - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 27, 2013
GO READ THIS CASE BELOW AND YOU WILL KNOW MOST JUDGES ARE STARTING TO HATE THE CASH CALL SCAM BECAUSE IT'S BEING EXPOSED.
State of West Virginia ex rel. McGraw v. Cash Call, Inc., Case No. 08-C-1964 (Sept. 10, 2012) the Judge agreed that the lending program established by Cash Call is a sham intended to make improper use of federal preemption in order to unlawfully evade West Virginias lender licensing and usury laws. (A final judgment against Cash Call (on phase I) was entered for $15,000,000.00 and asked to report the consumers account as paid in full.)
#4 Consumer Comment
I will join the class action
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 19, 2008
This is the problem with todays economy, and the way corporations keep us indebted to them. In David Cay Johnston's book Free Lunch he states that a generation ago these interest rates would be usury and can imprison people who charge these outrageous interest rates.
We have to go back to the source of this problem and that starts with our Congress and politicians, especially these neo-con Republicans or others have called them National Socialist Republicans who allow this nonsense to happen. Republicans love socialism, when it deals with their friends in the corporations and not you and me.
Really look at what has happened since Ronald Reagan's revolution, he was right Government is not the solution, Government is the problem and the problem is that we allow our congressmen and senators to be money whores to the big business and the upper 1% of America. When Ronald Reagan became President we had usury laws, I m not blaming President Reagan for this mess, I blame those who came to power in the Republican Revolution in 1994 who rewrote the bankruptcy laws, who started media consolidation, who deregulated industries (ala Phil Gramm and Enron) and allowed our national security to be in the hand of the Chinese and other foreign governments and cartels. That is the cold hard truth.
Those who advocated personal responsibility, how about advocating Corporate responsibility as well.
#5 Consumer Suggestion
Un -Real!!!!!!
AUTHOR: Gerry - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, August 13, 2008
#6 Consumer Comment
I dont get it.....
AUTHOR: Resty - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, August 13, 2008
You presumably read the paperwork at this place.
You sign said paper work
You chat with representative while doing the above.
YOU TAKE THE MONEY.
YOU SPEND THE MONEY
NOW you dont like the interest rate and dont think you should have to pay it back.
WTF is up with that?
Ohhhhh yeah a class action will go a long way here....
Wake the hell up people......if ya dont like the interest rate.....#1) Dont go to them for money #2) Pay it off ASAP and avoid most of the interest
#7 Consumer Comment
Some of You Crack Me Up
AUTHOR: Jim - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 12, 2008
If you don't want to pay the $21466, then pay off the current balance.
#8 Consumer Suggestion
Class action for what???
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 12, 2008
#9 Consumer Comment
I want to be part of your action.....
AUTHOR: Alma - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 12, 2008
I am in the same boat.... I have already paid them more than 30,000 in a loan of 10,000....... I will stand and fight with you...
#10 Consumer Comment
I will join
AUTHOR: In The Same Boat - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, July 31, 2008
FYI, a $5000 loan from them to Florida residents will require 84 payments of $294.50 which equals $24,738.
No one (to my knowledge) has been able to successfully sue them over the interest rates they charge for their loans.
What makes you think you can succeed where others have failed?
FYI, a $5000 loan from them to Florida residents will require 84 payments of $294.50 which equals $24,738.
No one (to my knowledge) has been able to successfully sue them over the interest rates they charge for their loans.
What makes you think you can succeed where others have failed?
FYI, a $5000 loan from them to Florida residents will require 84 payments of $294.50 which equals $24,738.
No one (to my knowledge) has been able to successfully sue them over the interest rates they charge for their loans.
What makes you think you can succeed where others have failed?
FYI, a $5000 loan from them to Florida residents will require 84 payments of $294.50 which equals $24,738.
No one (to my knowledge) has been able to successfully sue them over the interest rates they charge for their loans.
What makes you think you can succeed where others have failed?

