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• 22 May 2020 at 10:43PM

  [Deleted User]

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  22 May 2020 at 10:43PM

  And what will you be doing for people trapped in payday down plans eh, oh don't tell me.
  £200 paid 8 days ahead of when paid (£50 paid more then I needed to)
  3 weeks ago the balance was £3,555.57
  statement raised with interest
  |£3,665.07
  so I'm glad your payday loan crusade must have solved everything
  
  
  
  
  

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• 23 May 2020 at 2:49PM

  MinuteNoodles Forumite

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  23 May 2020 at 2:49PM

  Deleted User said:

  And what will you be doing for people trapped in payday down plans eh, oh don't tell me.
  £200 paid 8 days ahead of when paid (£50 paid more then I needed to)
  3 weeks ago the balance was £3,555.57
  statement raised with interest
  |£3,665.07
  so I'm glad your payday loan crusade must have solved everything
  

  Your fault for being stupid enough to take one out in the first place. Don't blame others for your stupidity. 

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• 25 May 2020 at 12:17PM

  John_ Forumite

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  25 May 2020 at 12:17PM

  Deleted User said:

  And what will you be doing for people trapped in payday down plans eh, oh don't tell me.
  £200 paid 8 days ahead of when paid (£50 paid more then I needed to)
  3 weeks ago the balance was £3,555.57
  statement raised with interest
  |£3,665.07
  so I'm glad your payday loan crusade must have solved everything
  
  

  It’s not clear what you are saying here, your loan seems a bit jumbled.
  Are you saying that you took out a payday loan without having the means to pay it back? If so, you have my sympathies, but I hope that you take the right lesson from this,which is that kicking the can down the road, while making a small problem into a bigger one is never a good idea.
  This ability to forego pleasure now for pleasure later, or conversely to take small pain now instead of more pain later can be learned, and is one of the best indicators of future success. Please try to void getting into this situation again.

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