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Sorry that happened, don't they have an extensive cameras system in those places? 📷💰
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Huh?
Pay day loans are for those that can't qualify for a bank loan.
By it's very nature the loans are very small, high interest, and very short term.
Think about it, what "pay day" lender would loan based on a 15 year old address and not have a current address. Those guys would insist on current addy and copy of drivers license copy.
Granted, they aren't regulated like SEC or FDIC regulated lenders, so they don't have to follow traditional lending practices, but you are being scammed.
Investigate the "pay day" guys and threaten to sue them (but have a lawyer on retainer - don't make an empty threat)
doesn't pass the sniff test.
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Oh, and how can they arrest you if they don't know your current address.
Besides, to the best of my knowledge, there is no such thing as debtors prison any longer, you CANT be arrested for an unpaid debt. Hit your credit score sure, but arrested?
Not going to happen, especially not for small change.
I'm calling big time bull crap.
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She explained how embarrassing it will be for me when I'm arrested in front of my neighbors or coworkers.
i like this part 
kinda makes me think they B in on the whole thing
how much we talking again?
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She never said how much the balance was.
Good point, it could have been a total scam, I never thought about that before.
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well, there you go this B solved
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