Harvest Moon Loans Payday Loans Boulevard California

 YES, I did read my contract and also spoke with their representive who assured me that after the initial amount for processing was taken out of my bank account, the rest would go towards my principal of the loan. I think I stated that in my report. Now as a resident of Florida they broke a law that I knew nothing about, as this was my first time EVER taking out a loan and really had no knowledge of how they work. So excuse me for being ignorant to the fact of loans,however money was needed. I don't know if you've ever need money for a emergency or live paycheck to paycheck, but I do.

I am not affliated with this company or any other payday loan type company. I went to the website to see if they are as deceptive as you claim. They are not. If you actually take the time to read the terms and conditions you would see that it is at a very high rate of interest plus the fees are calculated per $100 you borrow. 

Here is a copy and paste right from their website for terms:

How much money can I borrow, and what are your fees?

Our loans range from $100 - $800. Fees vary from $20 - $60 per $100 borrowed plus 36% APR interest, depending on length of loan and status as a customer. Loan terms include Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Semi-Monthly and Monthly. Here is example of our rate. Click Here

As you can see, the rates are extremely high. I have no idea why you would choose this method of debt, but now that you are in it, you need to find a way to pay it off and not ever go there again. You can also report them to the AGs office to see if the Attorney General can point you in the right direction. 

As to the rest of the information in your post, I found a reputable source that appears to support your claim of limitations for payday loans in Florida.

Here is a recap  from NOLO(dot)com for payday loans in Florida:

Limitations on Payday Lending in Florida

Payday lending is limited in several ways in Florida. The law places limits on

• the amount of the loan
• the number of loans you can have outstanding
• the length of the loan term
• the fees and costs that can be charged, and
• the collection process if you don’t pay

Go to that website and look up the details. You may need to report the lender to the AGs office. I don't know if they have the power to do anything because they are a tribal lender. It is worth a try.