I was short on cash and long on month, and they got to me, too. After paying back the $390 in full, they sent me a letter informing me that they got an NSF!!! Shortly thereafter, they were able to access my account for an additional $350. I have contacted the Fraud Department of my bank and pointed out to them that the first $390 was authorized - the rest wasn't and to close my account.
However, I'm not stopping there... If ordinary citizens went around holding people up and taking their money, we'd be in jail... Well, that's just where these folks need to be so they can't ripoff others.
To those of you who can't get cooperation from your bank, there's a couple of things you can do: (1) you can demand that they cancel those transfers out of your account, or (2) simply close the account, (3) report it to the FBI as this is interstate and may even be connected to the Miami Tribe, or (4) report it to your local police... But don't take it lying down.
Did anyone else here notice that after initiating the original loan that your email was swamped with ads for similar small loans? Seems that the only thing valid about them is their name - they're united alright - united with a bunch of other ripoff artists.
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