At a press conference in Washington DC on Sept. 12th, 2007 former payday lending employees talk about industry. Included: William Harrod, Michael Donovan, and Rev. Grayland Hagler
Mmmmm, I wonder if any former employees are from Check Into Cash. W. Allan Jones, Check Into Cash, and Jones Management are all cesspools of racism and bigotry. W. Allan Jones is a known and quoted bigot, but he likes blacks enough to make loans to them. W. Allan Jones, Check Into Cash, and Jones Management borrow money from Bank of America and Wachovia, then use this money to make their subprime loans. W. Allan Jones' paid "good friend," Senator Bob Corker, lobbies the senate to allow this
I think that we've found installment loans are a much better option than payday loans. We got one from fastcashvegas com and the interest is a whole lot less, and they also give you a longer period to pay back.
Right after this is over the ACORN people need to break into a house and let people move in; then tell a guy how to turn underage girls into prostitutes and use their money to get a fraudulent mortgage.
they can total no more than $500 combined. The consumer has to be responsible enough to abide by the law (which they are made aware of upon signing the contract). I know there are at least 10 PDL companies in the town where I work and if the consumer goes to each of them & does a loan...knowing the law....we're the "bad guys"...I don't think so! We're here to help you in a tight. The message should be: CONSUMERS BE RESPONSIBLE!!!
i have worked for Check N Go for 2 years and we are a very reputable company. Pay day loans do not hurt customers...they do it to themselves. It's not supposed to be used as another source of income but used to help out with unexpected expenses or short paycheck weeks. We encourage customers to get only what they need, not the full amount they may qualify for. We also encourage them to pay down each time if its only $5. Its a state by state thing. You are only allowed 2 PDL's in Alabama and
There are about 184 in Boise, ID and its metropolitan, and Idaho has no laws on pawn and payday loan businesses. To me it is sicking to see what the goal is for these place.
I haven't seen a payday loan shop in my neighborhood in a while. I still see plenty of check cashing spots. In my experience those who don't have checking accounts are bankrupted. In many cases even if you pay the bank a fee for having an account, you'd still be better off than a paying the check cashing fee.
Mmmmm, I wonder if any former employees are from Check Into Cash. W. Allan Jones, Check Into Cash, and Jones Management are all cesspools of racism and bigotry. W. Allan Jones is a known and quoted bigot, but he likes blacks enough to make loans to them. W. Allan Jones, Check Into Cash, and Jones Management borrow money from Bank of America and Wachovia, then use this money to make their subprime loans. W. Allan Jones' paid "good friend," Senator Bob Corker, lobbies the senate to allow this
Doughball222 7 months ago
I think that we've found installment loans are a much better option than payday loans. We got one from fastcashvegas com and the interest is a whole lot less, and they also give you a longer period to pay back.
royg6852 8 months ago
Right after this is over the ACORN people need to break into a house and let people move in; then tell a guy how to turn underage girls into prostitutes and use their money to get a fraudulent mortgage.
Srd1126 10 months ago
they can total no more than $500 combined. The consumer has to be responsible enough to abide by the law (which they are made aware of upon signing the contract). I know there are at least 10 PDL companies in the town where I work and if the consumer goes to each of them & does a loan...knowing the law....we're the "bad guys"...I don't think so! We're here to help you in a tight. The message should be: CONSUMERS BE RESPONSIBLE!!!
staceymoore1994 10 months ago
i have worked for Check N Go for 2 years and we are a very reputable company. Pay day loans do not hurt customers...they do it to themselves. It's not supposed to be used as another source of income but used to help out with unexpected expenses or short paycheck weeks. We encourage customers to get only what they need, not the full amount they may qualify for. We also encourage them to pay down each time if its only $5. Its a state by state thing. You are only allowed 2 PDL's in Alabama and
staceymoore1994 10 months ago
oh look acorn...figures
ajgolfer1 11 months ago
oh wow
janinel1985 1 year ago
There are about 184 in Boise, ID and its metropolitan, and Idaho has no laws on pawn and payday loan businesses. To me it is sicking to see what the goal is for these place.
firenearth78 1 year ago
I haven't seen a payday loan shop in my neighborhood in a while. I still see plenty of check cashing spots. In my experience those who don't have checking accounts are bankrupted. In many cases even if you pay the bank a fee for having an account, you'd still be better off than a paying the check cashing fee.
unytcommsys 2 years ago
LOL ture or not it's funny. I
unytcommsys 2 years ago