Cash CaLL RIP-OFF - HEARTLESS COMPANY FOUNTAIN VALLEY California

Even though you could not cancel the loan due to your situation, what kept you from just sending in the $2500 back to them when you got home. You could have done it as the first months payment. Yes, you would have had to pay back the interest for the time you had the loan. But at most that would have been around $200 for the few days you had it. But, when you had to "beg and plead" to get your payments down to $126, it sounds like you decided to keep the loan.

So you can't really have it both ways. That is to complain about their high interest rates and not wanting the loan. But then instead of returning the money having to beg with them to lower your monthly payment because you decided to keep the loan.

What do you mean you signed a contract without reviewing the loan amount or interest rate?? No wonder why you are in so much trouble that you had to resort to a high interest rate cash loan.

Cash call and other companies are not around to be nice to people that cannot pay their loans on time. The only folks that use them are ones that either cannot or will not accept responsibility for their debts or financial problems.

I am sure they are used to excuses (both truthful and lies) for being late on payments or whatever. Like Robert said, since you were in the hospital you had the option of returning the loan but didn't. Where did the money go???

simply pay the money back?

You claim you didn't want the loan, so OK, the 2500 was put into your account. You are allowed to pay the loan off early! All you had to do was send them a payment of the $2500 - that would have almost paid it off. Then you would simply add the accrued interest for one month to the $2500 and that would have been it.

simply pay the money back?

You claim you didn't want the loan, so OK, the 2500 was put into your account. You are allowed to pay the loan off early! All you had to do was send them a payment of the $2500 - that would have almost paid it off. Then you would simply add the accrued interest for one month to the $2500 and that would have been it.

simply pay the money back?

You claim you didn't want the loan, so OK, the 2500 was put into your account. You are allowed to pay the loan off early! All you had to do was send them a payment of the $2500 - that would have almost paid it off. Then you would simply add the accrued interest for one month to the $2500 and that would have been it.

simply pay the money back?

You claim you didn't want the loan, so OK, the 2500 was put into your account. You are allowed to pay the loan off early! All you had to do was send them a payment of the $2500 - that would have almost paid it off. Then you would simply add the accrued interest for one month to the $2500 and that would have been it.