payday loans via direct debit

stickman

Realise its a taboo subjeect but does anyone know a PDL who lets you pay back via direct debit and not via your debit card.
Will be paying off in full at end of month but want to avoid the recurring payment fiasco linked to the debit card.
Also any companies that you can deal with direct and not be re- directed to hundreds of brokers.
Thanks

Apples2

If you are going to repay it on time, what's the issue?
You won't be having any problems with the "recurring payment fiasco" if they have no reason to take advantage of it.

If you are already considering taking a loan and not repaying it.... STOP!!!

stickman

Apples2 wrote: »

If you are going to repay it on time, what's the issue?
You won't be having any problems with the "recurring payment fiasco" if they have no reason to take advantage of it.

If you are already considering taking a loan and not repaying it.... STOP!!!

Thanks for reply,realise will be paying in full but have read on forum and others of people still being debited cash and getting hassle even after paing in full.Hence the preference of a DD via bank.

jonesMUFCforever

AAHH the indemnity scheme should they try to obtain funds owing by direct debit.

Nope the pay day lenders are not that stupid.

Brains64

stickman wrote: »

Realise its a taboo subjeect but does anyone know a PDL who lets you pay back via direct debit and not via your debit card.
Will be paying off in full at end of month but want to avoid the recurring payment fiasco linked to the debit card.
Also any companies that you can deal with direct and not be re- directed to hundreds of brokers.
Thanks

You can deal with any of them direct I would have thought, it's finding them without brokers is the real challenge, this is the only good thing about the broker service, it makes the search quicker, I have no probs with the brokers per say, just the ones that charge.

stickman

Thanks for replies all. One thing though, has anyone had any problems with PDL's using the recurring payment method(debit card) despite them being paid in full on the due date. It is this bit of the process that gives me concerns,also when I pay in full is it easy to cancel the recurring payment details. Am thinking of loan with payday express or wage day loans.
Thanks

DCFC79

You still on a dmp ?

Just a question OP nothing more.

Apples2

Oh! For goodness sake.

KingElvis

LOL guess some people never learn.

They take their money like that because they've learned all the tricks, heard all the pitiful excuses and figure it's the best way of getting back their money plus a huge wedge of interest.