I am really desperate. I need $500 by the 31st but my next payday is on the 10th of August.?

Question

Do you have any insights about borrowing from PayDay Loan lenders like Money Mart? There's really nobody (family, cousins) who could lend me the amount so I gues Money Mart is my last resort..

Answer 1

August 10th has already past, so I wouldn't worry now!!!  You couldn't have been too desperate--you forgot what you needed to pay with your paycheck!!!  Maybe you can pull it off, though!!!  (Sorry for your financial situation.)

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Maybe your collective family could each loan you a smaller sum - say $100 each x 3 people.  Then I would see a credit union for whatever is left over.  Payday lenders are all bad.  Another option is to seek help from a charity - for example, if the $500 is back rent to avoid being evicted, your city/county or church may have emergency funds to help you.

Answer 5

call the place you owe and make arrangements.. It is when you don't call that they get nasty, and sometimes they will set aside late fees.

Answer 6

Don't get into debt to pay off other debts, write to who you owe the cash to and make an arrangement, much better in long run. Borrowing more cash will just escalate your problem. Trust me I have leaned from experience while running up a