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Aug 17, 2006 by courisousgeorge | Posted in Credit
i bought a range rover cash for well below book value. im really tight for cash now and i have really bad credit. it is worth about 16,000 and i bought it for only 10,000. will i be able to get a title loan on it for the 10000, with my bad credit. do
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David D | Aug 19, 2006
Auto title loans are basically a rip off. DON'T DO IT! They will give you a percentage of what your vehicle is worth, and if you default on your repayment, (late by one day puts it in default status), they have the legal right to seize your vehicle, place
Wise ol' owl | Aug 17, 2006
auto title loans for older cars?
Feb 23, 2010 by cubs_9999 | Posted in Credit
anybody know of a place who will give an auto title loan for a 1997 gmc jimmy in great shape only 105000 km. without pawning it? all auto loan places only go 8 years, anybody know of one who deals with older vehicles?
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Auto Title loans, legalized loan sharking?
Nov 24, 2007 by mslorikaraoke | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
Can any help me find laws in Nevada for Auto title loans, laws of reposession or contracts concerning this area. We have had the worst experience with this company we are considering sueing them and possibly petitioning for a regulation on these "legalized
And you failed to realize this BEFORE you signed the loan paperwork??? You typed the answer YOURSELF when you finished with LEGALIZED loan sharks. If you want somebody to blame, look in the mirror.
Jerrold J | Nov 24, 2007
Auto title loans?
Jul 21, 2007 by m k | Posted in Insurance & Registration
can u get an auto title loan if your still paying off your car?
Certainly if the auto title loan company is willing to loan you enough to pay off the existing loan on your car AND there are enough funds left over to satisfy your needs it can be done.
Example: you owe $1000 on your 2000 Toyota Camry.
Jer Jer | Jul 23, 2007
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Loan Company Robber Faces 99 Years in Prison
18.05.12
CORPUS CHRISTI - A Nueces County jury has started considering the punishment for a man who plead guilty this morning to robbing two loan companies at gunpoint.
Richard is accused of robbing the Regional Financial Loan Company and KJC Auto Title Loans - both on Ayers Road - late last summer.
During sentencing today, Richard admitted that he is the man seen in surveillance video robbing KJC Auto Title Loans while carrying a backpack and a pistol.
U.S Marshals caught up with Richard in Austin a few weeks after the robberies.
Source: KZTV Action 10 News
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West Virginia Sues Auto Title Loan Company
Consumer Affairs - Apr 26, 2011
West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw has filed suit against Fast Auto Loans, Inc., a Virginia title lender, for refusing to turn over its records in defiance of an investigative subpoena. The suit also names Georgia-based Community Loans of
House okays title loan bill
Concord Monitor - Apr 28, 2011
In a 180-171 vote, the House approved a Senate bill increasing the maximum interest rate on vehicle title loans from 36 percent per year to 25 percent per month. A title loan allows the borrower to put up his car title as collateral for the loan.
'Payday loans' may return
Nashua Telegraph - Apr 28, 2011
A national title and payday lender, Advance America, pursued the legislation at issue this year. The state's town clerks and many local officials opposed letting auto dealers register cars. This amended bill (SB 166) would let consumers do this only at
GOP proposal seeks a cap on interest rates for payday loans
Oshkosh Northwestern - Apr 28, 2011
Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh, bars auto title loans and limits the amount a person can borrow to 35 percent of the individual's gross monthly income, but fell short of establishing the 36 percent cap on interest rates that Hintz initially sought.