775-200-1525

Go to your bank personally and refute those charges. Take copy's of these posts with you. File a police report, also file a report with the FBI and FTC.   I'd also see a Attorney and tell them you plan on seeing a attorney if they allow it to continue.  I would move my accounts elsewhere also, any bank that gives you the run around (and by phone they get away with it) is not someone you want to do business with MO. Go to the bank manager at your branch. Don't fiddle with the middle. They do need to do a investigation, it may be a pita, but sometimes you have to go the extra mile to put a stop to things MO.

Please send physical address if you have it please?  Any information would be helpful for all of us if you would display it please.  Thank you.

Crystal

Thank you for allowing those of us to have the address and name of the supervisor/ID Number to the loan4u.com. I as well will be taking "ALL" the steps ( and then some~trust me! ) to not only protect myself but to help "STOP" these criminals from continuing to take what is not theirs in the first place. One person at a time,this can be done,it will be done ( as it is said ),so it be done.( in and for the greater good of all innocent victims and people. ) THANK YOU AGAIN,for the opportunity to allow us to FIGHT back against crime!
                                                  S.Johnson

They took $30 out of my bank account.  I went to my bank, they are disputing the charge and investigating.  I have been calling the phone number on the check, get an automatic system saying due to the call volume your call can't be answered, leave a message.  It's ridiculous.

I need the address also because thy have been hitting me up for months. send to curtiswilson77@gmail.com

I discovered that my account was also "hit" for $30.00 this was never authorized and My bank volunteered to report this company http://fastloan4me.com/ to the proper authorities.  Since this is identity fraud it is punishable
Payday loans are short-term loans marketed to consumers in need of cash – a growing population in this economy. The loans – plus often high interest rates – are to be repaid on the next pay day, and consumer advocates warn consumers against using payday loans because they are a short-term solution that come at a very high cost. To make things worse, NCL’s Fraud Center is hearing about a new twist on payday loan scams from consumers.

Scam artists have latched onto a new hook for their cons – payday loans.  NCL has received numerous complaints from consumers reporting that they’ve been approached by scammers claiming to represent payday loan companies, collection agencies and law enforcement.  The scammers frequently use information acquired from legitimate online loan applications to trick their victims into believing that the scammers are truly representatives of their loan providers. These scammers use the threat of being arrested to intimidate their victims into giving them money.

Payday loans (also sometimes called “cash advances”) are small, short-term loans marketed to consumers in need of cash, which will be repaid – plus often high interest rates – on his or her next payday. Consumer advocates warn consumers against using payday loan services if possible, since they are a short-term solution that come at a very high cost.

Failing to pay a loan is not punishable by arrest. In fact, threatening to have someone arrested for not paying a loan is illegal. These scammers are trying use intimidation to trick their victims into giving them money. Here are some tips to help you protect your money:

   If a scammer using this scam approaches you, or if you’ve already fallen victim, contact local law enforcement and file a complaint with NCL’s Fraud Center at www.fraud.org.  Law enforcement agencies need every lead they can get to arrest these criminals.
   By stealing your personal information, the scammers have also committed identity theft.  The FTC has tips for what you can do if you are a victim of identity theft: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/consumers/defend.html
   Be wary when applying for payday loans via the Internet. Not only do you risk exposing your personal information to criminals, online loans typically have higher fees and interest rates than loans applied for offline
   Tell the scammers to only contact you by mail and to provide written proof of the debt in question. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act requires debt collectors to stop calling their targets if they are asked to do so.
   Scammers often claim to represent official-sounding law enforcement agencies or financial institutions.  If you receive call from someone claiming to be from such an organization, hang up and call the organization in question directly.
   Consumers cannot be arrested for failing to pay a loan
   If you are insure whether you are delinquent on a payday loan, contact to lender directly to inquire about the status of your account.
   Some scammers set up fake phone numbers and email addresses to trick savvy consumers into dismissing their suspicions as paranoia.  Look up phone numbers or email addresses for lenders on your own or, better yet, rely on your loan paperwork to find a legitimate contact number.
   If the scammer threatens you, call the police immediately.

This happened to me TWICE  used a different Company name the send time

We just got hit too! Also found that numerous people were hit today for the same amount on the same day! This has to stop and it should NOT be the responsibility of the bank account holder!

I had the same thing to happened to me today...and I called the news people for they can let people know  to look out for this fake company...

Hello i was hit 3 times by this company can you please provide the information you have? Thank you in advance ANGEL2MOST31@AOL.COM

Can please send over the information to romanhl@hotmail.com

In the In the last 3 months I had FastLoan4Me.com withdrawal 30.00 from my account.  My bank just told me to close out my account and open a new one.  I am not able to contact them by email or telephone.  

support@fastloan4me.com
775-200-1525

Neither are responding.  

I would like to report them just need the right direction to get this done.

I rec'd my Statement and was taken twice for the amount of $30.00 in which I never heard of such company that my bank gave me.  I tried calling them and the line is busy and no one answer the call.  I don't know how they got my Bank account.

Call your Banking institute and file a claim to have money put back into your account. You will have to get a new account so they can't continue to take from your account. "GOOD LUCK"!!!!

I am so mad who are these people that just think they can take 30.00 dollars out of my bank acc and not have to answer for it I have called all day and i get the same answer nothing no one answers the flipping phone.......I had to close my acc because of these people.............

Hi: Me too, they did it to me in april $30.00 I went to my bank and filled out a unauthorized  electronic form, they had it notorized they put the money back into my account and they sujested that I change my account. I really don't want to do that I have had the account over 20 years. So guess what?. I go on line to look at my account and behold they have done it again, taken $30.00. yes this has to stop, please give me all the info you can on filing.
Thank you

The one day I didn't check by banking account these bums hit me for 30 dollars.  If I had checked while the transaction was pending I could have had it reversed, otherwise I'm just out of the money.  Bank suggested I close my account and get new checks. This happened to me a year ago and when I caught them on a second attempt at my account and reversed the transaction it stopped, or so I thought.  They just waited a year to take another run at my account.  I'm filing a report with FBI.  These crooks need to be stopped, but I doubt if they will be.  I stopped my overdraft protection years ago (a 500 dollar limit) so that I wouldn't use that as a safety net and have to pay all the overdraft fees.  I had 15 dollars in the bank when they made the latest transaction yet it went through.  I wanted to know why the bank let it go through when there was not enough money to cover it.  If I tried to withdraw money when there is no overdraft protection they stop it.  Why didn't they stop these scammers.  Am I being paranoid if I think the banking institutions are in on this.

Please send me the name and address thanks

They did it to me too.  If you don't go to your bank and file a complaint, they will continue to take money out of your account. I had to close my account and open a new account.  I will never pay bills on line again.

They did it to me too.  If you don't go to your bank and file a complaint, they will continue to take money out of your account. I had to close my account and open a new account.  I will never pay bills on line again.