Payday Loans taken money from alternative bank account.

gizmo111

The whole point of this thread is the OP never authorised this company to take money from his account - therefore he needs to demand a chargeback and sort out repaying his debt as he can afford.

Apples2

gizmo111 wrote: »

The whole point of this thread is the OP never authorised this company to take money from his account - .

The OP gave them authority to take money from his account the day he signed up for the loan in the first place.

Look at these:
http://www.cashgenie.co.uk/index.php

https://www.txtmecash.co.uk/ (Yes! TXTMECASH!! OH! please make it stop with these stupid names).

https://www.paydayiseveryday.co.uk/login.php ( :rotfl::rotfl:)

All are the same company (Ariste Holding Limited.), look at the bottom of each home page.

These lenders are well used to people trying to steal from them, this is just one method they have of catching these "would be" light fingered Larry's.

sunflower_2

Apples2 wrote: »

All are the same company (Ariste Holding Limited.), look at the bottom of each home page.

These lenders are well used to people trying to steal from them, this is just one method they have of catching these "would be" light fingered Larry's.

at £45 interest for £150 borrowed in just a month, i am not sure who the thief is here - yikes

:eek::o:mad::(

tell_it_how_it_is

sunflower wrote: »

at £45 interest for £150 borrowed in just a month, i am not sure who the thief is here - yikes

:eek::o:mad::(

Well indeed, but I don't think even rates of "pay us double/triple back" would stop some crazy fools from going ahead and applying.

As many end up doing anyway of course.

KingElvis

People look at these payday loans as "easy money" it seems to me.

They borrow then whine when they learn the companies are wise to their tricks of borrowing and then not paying back as agreed.

I for one am GLAD they have these methods and applaud them for getting back what they're owed.