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Complaint Review: MaxLend - Parshall North Dakota

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MaxLend Makes Cents Inc Excessive Fees Parshall North Dakota

*Consumer Comment: Financial Advisor?

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. On 3 Aug 2017, I found myself in a personal financial crisis. I very foolishly applied for a loan with Makes Cents Inc. d/b/a "MaxLend” ("Tribe”) and was approved for $1100. I was never informed of what the interest rate would be and found myself in a cycle where I could not afford to get out from under the loan due to the payments. I made one payment of $137.19; fifteen payments of $244.61 for a total of $3,669.15; and one payment of $445.81. All said I paid $4,252.15 for a $1,100 loan. I paid 286% interest ($3,152.15). This is outrageous. Once that loan was paid off, I was enticed back for another and I needed it due to the financial distress the first loan put me in…as a result, on 26 Mar 2018, I took another loan for $1500 and have paid as of 4 May, $925.90. All told, I have borrowed $2600 from Makes Cents Inc. d/b/a "MaxLend” ("Tribe”) and have paid a total of $5178.05, nearly double the value of the loans. I have paid a total of $2,578.05 in interest which equates to 99% of the $2600 borrowed. In researching this with my financial advisor, the average interest rate for individuals with poor credit is around 35% which would be $936 on a $2600 loan. Makes Cents Inc. d/b/a "MaxLend” ("Tribe”) has profited significantly from my stupidity and desperation. I ask that Makes Cents Inc. d/b/a "MaxLend” ("Tribe”) do the just and right thing and mark my account as paid in full and closed. I have paid a total of $5178.05 to Makes Cents Inc. d/b/a "MaxLend” ("Tribe”) when I borrowed just $2600. A $2600 loan should not cost me nearly double to repay.

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Financial Advisor?

AUTHOR: Robert - (United States)

POSTED: Saturday, May 05, 2018

I have never heard anyone consult their "Financial Advisor" after they have just taken out two Payday loans with a very high interest rate.  I really wonder not only who this "Financial Advisor" is, but where your "Financial Advisor" pulled out some of these numbers. Perhaps out of their backside?   

It's so funny going over how wrong some of your figures in how interest is calculated and thoughts are, any explanation trying to set you and your "Financial Advisor" straight would just go right over your head.

I do have to commend you for your originallity. You recently borrowed $1500 and have paid back a total of $926 on that loan. But you want THEM to do the "right thing" and just forgive the remianing $600 on the BALANCE of that loan by just applying some of the payments you made on the previous loan. Original I give you that, but totally laughable and a good indication why you are having to deal with these Payday loan places instead of more standard lenders (where you may acutally see that 35% interest rate).

A $2600 loan should not cost me nearly double to repay.
- You are right it shouldn't.  But you didn't take out one loan, you took out two separate loans.  It is also something you agreed to when you got the loans with a Payday lender. The time to negoatiate the interst rate is before you agreed to the loan..not after.  The reason you are with them is because no other creditor would give you a lower interest rate.

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