Slowly Things Are Coming Together
I phoned Town and Country Acceptance today to find out the current status of my accounts and those dreaded payday loans. A few months ago, I was drowning in debt with nowhere to turn. Now, I am slowly progressing toward payday loan freedom. I can not wait until I pay them all in full.
Here is the status of my accounts (after waiting thirty minutes to speak to a human being with Town and Country):
CashnetUSA: I started out with a $295 balance with CashnetUSA back in September. Now, I have a balance of $209. Recently, I wrote to CashnetUSA requesting a pay off balance. They told me $259, fifty dollars more than what Town and Country said. Not surprising, I opted to keep CashnetUSA in Town and Country until the account is paid in full which it should be in eight months estimated.
Cash Central: Cash Central call each week requesting payments that they contend they have yet to receive from Town and Country. I contacted Town and Country about this and they informed me that they had sent a payment and will send me a statement of activity for my account. In September, the balance with Cash Central was $700. Today my balance is now $416. Cash Central said that I can start sending my payments to them personally by using a debit or credit card. Again, I plan on keeping them in Town and Country which I have four payments left to pay on my account which will conclude them and I can put the money toward paying off Ten Dollar Payday Loan in full.
One Step and United Cash Loans: I can honestly say that neither of these companies have yet to contact me. Each have a balance of $440 after being $325 and $390 with added interest. I will contact them on Tuesday, since Monday is a holiday, to find out what the status is and what I can do to reduce the balance to pay the loans off in full.
Ten Dollar Payday/Rio Resouces/ACA Recovery: I have been paying them faithfully each month and now my balance is down to $495. However, they are now requesting that I don’t send money orders but instead shell out an additional $12.95 to send it Western Union which I think is preposterous. How can they expect me to reach down in my pocket each month and send them money via Western Union because as they say “they have been having problems receiving the money from others.” I have to ask what does that have to do with me?
As for my storefronts, I am on the verge of getting one of them as early as the next payday. I can’t wait until I have paid them off in full which I am working on to be in eight months. This will be a such a relief for me considering all of the trouble I have been going through with these loans.