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I've paid back the principal that I borrowed from

I've paid back the principal that I borrowed from Discount Advances, but Credit Protection Depot (who took over the loan) is still demanding $489 for interest and extension fees. I was told once by someone in the community that I do not have to pay that, is that correct? Shall I just ignore their emails and hang up on them? I live in Oregon, if that makes any difference.

Asked on Wed, 06/29/2011 - 23:49
Margie Neighbors
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If you have paid off the debts, you don't have to pay them any more. Just ignore the calls and the e-mails!

Answered on Thu, 06/30/2011 - 08:40
Anna Sweeting

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