My bank sent me a NSF receipt in the mail for $159.95. I didn't have a clue as to what this was for so I went to the bank. I was also in the process of applying for a payday loan. EDP first tried to draft the money on February 23. The funds wern't in there. The payday loan company put $200.00 in my account on February 26. EDP came back less than a hour later and drafted the $159.95. I never signed my E signature on the loan because I wasn't sure if I wanted to proceed but the processed it anyway... Which is illegal without that E Signature. I really believe these two are working hand in hand because the loan company was not suppose to go any further until they verified my information with me and got my E Signature. And then less than a hour later, EDP comes and get the money. Besides, I was applying for $1,500. Not $200.00! The name of the loan company is Geneva Roth Capital. I think it warrants checking out too.
Alverene
Montgomery, Alabama
U.S.A.
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