In 2000 I received a letter in the mail from Beneficial Finance with a check for $6000 if I wanted to take out the loan just deposit the check. I did and then went to the office in Claremore Ok, and filled out papers on the loan. Every bill, every month, for the next 6 years had a finance charge of $126 added to the account each month and my minimum payment due was $150 each month and that is what I paid so inevitably the balance never came down much. After 6 years I owed $5,900. My husband then got laid off and I was unable to make the payments. After 2 months of late charges added they started adding over balance charges with the late charges and my balance ended up being in the $7000 range. Six years later a person came to the door and served papers from a Midland Funding LLC company for the indebtedness and by this time the balance was in the $8000 range. Now, without being served papers, Midland is being represented by Love, Beal & Nixon, P.C. And got a judgement in court and added $265.70 for court costs and process fees (I wasn't even served mind you) and $817.64 for what they call reasonable attorney fees. The balance now is $9,259.75. Mind you, Beneficial Finance zerod my account with them on my credit report many years ago and on my credit report is Love, Beal & Nixon, P.C. And the debt previously mentioned. I do not know what to do but the Statute of Limitations for Oklahoma is 5 years and these companies are just now, in filing judgements in my counties court. Help please, if anyone knows what I should do. Thanks
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