123Wages.com
Complaint 214938 Details
- Date Occurred: 02/26/2013
- Reported Damages: $2,624.00
- Location: New York
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I got a $200 dollar loan from 123wages.com in 12/2011 and they have charged my checking account $82(high for just $200) bi-weekly since then up until this complaint. I notified them that I was no longer working and received unemployment and asked then is there some kind of payment plan I could do. They told me that they do not do payment plans and that they will take the money out of my account whether or not I have enough available funds in my account and its up to me to make sure there's money to cover it in my account regardless of my situation. I found this weird because I've dealt with another payday loan company and they were more than happy to do a payment plan and very sympathetic to my loss of employment situation. I tried today 2/26/2013 to pay the balance off and I am unable to reach anyone nor can I find their website. I feel that I have been ripped off and shouldn't owe them anything. I feel like I should get some of my money back and they only keep what I originally owed them.
- Seeking Resolution: I'm Looking for a Refund
- Refund Amount: $ 2,424.00
- cocalot6 SBID #f3f9c6ddfb
- Posted 02/26/2013
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- Complaint Against 123Wages.com
- Complaints Filed: 130
- Reported Damages: $49,340.55
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