MoneyMutual
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I have had no problems with moneymututal. It simply is a payday loan! Are you expecting free money? Of course you will have to pay it back and it says it on its' main website. There are many other "moneymututal" sights out there that are not the true sight. Maybe you are not going to the correct sight and you are going to a "scam" sight. Try visiting www.moneymutual.com to get more information and to speak with a specialist. Or you could got o www.moneymututaltv.com to read otehr blogs from the relevant sight. I have had no expericence with MoneyMutual and would highly recommend their services.

Since I used this site I have all kinds of businesses accessing my checking account and taking funds not authorized. Websaversclub.com for 29.98 and they refuse to refund the money and just today I got another one that took miney in the form of a check thsy made up Debt2Wealth for 27.00 now I have 4 overdrafts at 35.00 each. I filed Fraud charges with the bank I have to do it this way becuase if I talk to them and they now refund the money I still have to pay the overdrafts. If my bank files it as fraud and they get my money back I don't have to pay these fees. The problem with that is it takes at least 10 business days before they start the investigation. I am desabled and live on a fixed income these S. O. B's don't care they just tap into your account when ever they want to. I can not find a number for Money Mutual I have emailed them I need the City and State wher this copany is I am filing charges with the Consumer Protection Agency - Better Business Bureau in their city and the Attorney General in their state. I f some one has the information what their physical address is please let me know. I am going to plaster this all over Facebook - Twitter - My Space and U-Tube These people have to be stopped they prey on the weak and helpless and have no remorse for the problems they create. Please evry one Put this info all over social sites.

I rarely have written in these types of sites/things but as so many others, I too have been in a tight situation financially for the past year+. As a member of the so-called intelligent species I too was in consideration of a "loan" to assist in my needs. Not a pay day loan, but a real loan, just as we get at a Credit Union or bank. While going thru the moneymutaul website I saw no indication of what to expect.

I read every detail that I could find on the site. Reading over their policies sent me packing a lunch instead of buying lunch from Subway. Thus saving the money that could have easily been robbed from my bank account by applying to Moneymutaual.

Am I glad I did not fill out the application? Absolutely!

Just reading what has happened to others, I went in search of what other's experiences with moneymutual had to say. I have yet to read a positive one that was not paid for by Moneymutual, ie Montel Williams. With no other testimonials to support Moneymutual from past customer's. A very large "red flag" went up as I read this from Moneymutual;

When do I repay?
Your repayment is the best part. The minimum required payment will be deducted from your bank account. You get cash when you need it most and repay when you have it!

Still a little short on payday? No problem! Generally online customers are automatically renewed every pay period. Just let your lender know when you are ready to pay in full, and your loan plus fees will be deducted from your bank account by the lender.

OK, so I did not go to Harvard, or any college for that matter, but I am smart enough to not fall for such a ploy as this. Take money from my bank account until paid in full? When would that occur? After my death? And, whether I want it or not they renew every pay day? Not every 2 weeks on my meager salary! If I could really get money when I liked and repay it as I like, loan companies would have gone out of business decades ago.

I do hope that I don't read in the future more people upset because they actually did go ahead and get that "pay day loan" and later regretted ever having done so. People, please be smart about your money, privacy and your family. Yes, your family could be effected by this as well. Each state has their own set of laws to govern these things. Again, more laws, rules and policies to follow. Way to many "fine" prints on everything.

As I was usually found at work during the day time hours and rare to watch television, I did catch Montel a few times. Montel, my brother, you are not my keeper when you support something that will do more harm than good. I agree with this other person who said that he thought Montel was a stand-up guy.

Here's a thought, what if every person and/or company in the world who are listed in the Fortune 500 or Forbes for their financial wealth were to share it with the rest of us... would there not be far less homeless, unemployed or starving women, children and men in this world? What if all of the countries got together and put together a program where each country helps each other to be clothed, fed, healthy and otherwise, financially capable of taking care of their own needs?

What a concept.

I've been going through a tough time financially lately. Being a single mom with a three-year-old and no child support, along with a dead-end minimum wage job, has made it difficult to make ends meet. I've been considering taking out a loan to help me get by, but I was hesitant because I knew the APR would be outrageous.

One day, I stumbled upon moneymutual.com and thought I'd give it a shot. I entered my email information and started filling out the application. However, as I continued, I realized that the interest rates were just too high for me to handle. So, I decided to click off the page and leave my email information there.

Big mistake.

Ever since then, I've been getting bombarded with emails from moneymutual.com. They keep telling me that I haven't finished my application and that I could receive money if I just complete it. I've tried to unsubscribe from their emails, but it seems like it's impossible. I keep getting emails from them multiple times a day, every day, for weeks now.

I'm glad I didn't take out a loan from them because I don't think I could handle the constant spamming. It's frustrating to have my inbox filled with emails that I don't want or need. I'm going to try to find other ways to make ends meet and avoid having to resort to taking out loans with high interest rates.

Overall, my experience with moneymutual.com has been disappointing. I understand that they're a business and they need to make money, but the constant spamming is just too much. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone who's looking for a loan. There are other options out there that don't involve being bombarded with unwanted emails.

This site, MoneyMutual, is a complete nightmare. I have been receiving rude and threatening calls from a number that ends in 584 at all hours of the day. When I tried to tell them that they had the wrong person, they called me a mother f__ker. They even called my friends! It's a complete invasion of privacy.

What they do is make threats of legal action so that you will give them your bank information, and then they drain your bank account. It's a complete scam. I contacted the Department of Financial Institutions in my state, and they told me to track and document all contacts and file a complaint with the FCC.

Be careful of calls concerning USFastCash, UnitedLoans, and Eastside Lenders. My research found that all of these lenders are under investigation. We need to band together and find a way to have these lenders shut down. It's not fair that they can take advantage of people who are already struggling financially.

I urge everyone to stay away from MoneyMutual and any lenders associated with them. It's not worth the risk of having your personal information stolen and your bank account drained. Let's work together to shut down these scammers once and for all.

I gotta say, I've had some experience with payday loans in the past and it ain't pretty. I used to work for a payday loan company and let me tell ya, they're basically legal loan-sharks. But if you find yourself stuck in these types of loans, there are some things you can do to try and get out of it.

First off, try transferring your payday loan to an installment loan. These types of loans have much, MUCH better finance rates and some of your monthly payment goes towards the principle. As long as you don't refinance it, you'll be able to pay it off within a few months. Trust me, it's worth it.

If you can't convert the loan(s), start with the smallest payday advance and every time you "re-advance" it, reduce the amount you borrow back by $25.00-$100.00 until you have enough to pay the loan off without re-borrowing it. It may take some time, but it's better than being stuck in debt forever.

Once you're free from these types of loans, STAY AWAY from payday advances! They should be illegal, in my opinion. It's just not worth the stress and financial burden. Trust me, there are other options out there. Don't get caught up in the payday loan trap.

I have to say, my experience with MoneyMutual was not a good one. I decided to take out a loan with them, and they assured me that the payments would be taken out of my bank account every week for five weeks until the loan was paid off. However, this turned out to be a complete lie.

After a few weeks, I had a feeling that something wasn't right, so I decided to call and check on the status of my payments. To my shock, I was told that I still owed the entire loan amount, and that the money that had been taken out of my account was not for the loan at all. Apparently, it was for "finance purposes," whatever that means.

To make matters worse, the lender they had paired me with, Money Key, was just as shady. Both MoneyMutual and Money Key had stated on their websites that the loan would be due on my next pay date, and that they would debit my bank account for the amount due. But when I spoke to a representative, they told me that it would take five weeks to pay off the loan. So not only had they taken $540 from my account, but I still owed them $450 on top of that.

I have to say, this is complete bull$#*!. I would not recommend MoneyMutual to anyone. They are clearly not a trustworthy company, and their lenders are just as bad. Stay far away from this shady business if you value your money and your sanity.

I gotta say, I agree with everyone else on this site. But if you're looking to make a big purchase like a house or car, you gotta read everything and ask questions before you buy. I mean, if you watch the commercial, you can see the small words on the screen that say they're not a lender and stuff. But it's not on there long enough to really read through. You can actually find all that info on the site though. So I don't think it's a scam or anything.

But let's be real, money that's easy to get with bad credit is gonna cost you. If you got some extra cash to throw around every week and can pay what they're asking, then go for it. But if you don't, then you should probably stay away from these types of loans. Honestly, you could use that money to pay off some debt instead of paying them back.

And let me tell you, always read the fine print. I'm sorry you had to go through this, but it's just the way it is sometimes.

I recently had a great experience with MoneyMutual, a website that connects borrowers with lenders. As a single mom with three kids, I was in need of some extra cash to cover my medication bills and Christmas expenses. Unfortunately, my bad credit history made it difficult for me to secure a loan from traditional banks.

That's when I stumbled upon MoneyMutual. I was a bit skeptical at first, but decided to give it a try. The application process was simple and straightforward, and I was able to get matched with a lender who was willing to work with me despite my credit score.

Within a few days, I had the funds I needed to cover my expenses. I was relieved and grateful for the help. The interest rate was a bit higher than I would have liked, but I understand that this is often the case with bad credit loans.

Overall, I would definitely recommend MoneyMutual to anyone who is struggling to get approved for a loan. It's a great resource for those who need quick access to cash and don't have the best credit history. Just be sure to read the terms and conditions carefully before accepting any offers.

In conclusion, MoneyMutual helped me out when I needed it the most. I'm glad I found this website and would use it again in the future if I ever need to borrow money.

I was in a bit of a bind and needed some extra cash to pay off the rest of my rent. I decided to give MoneyMutual a try, hoping they could help me out. However, as soon as I was redirected to another website, I noticed that the amount I would have to pay back was ten times the amount I was asking for. I immediately decided not to go through with it.

Unfortunately, about a month and a half later, I found out that I was being sued by a company I had never heard of before. It turns out that they had deposited the money into my account without my consent, and I didn't notice because it wasn't a large amount. I thought it was just part of my commission check. Long story short, I had to pay them $950.00 for a $150.00 deposit that I didn't even want, just to avoid going to court.

I feel completely taken advantage of and disgusted that these people could legally do business. After reading some of the reviews here, I know that I'm not the only person this has happened to. I strongly advise against borrowing from MoneyMutual or having anything to do with them. They are crooks and thieves who promote good customer service but deny any responsibility when customers come to them with problems.

It's a shame that there are companies out there like this, preying on people who are in need of help. I hope that others can learn from my experience and avoid falling into the same trap. Stay away from MoneyMutual and any other company that seems too good to be true. It's not worth the risk.

I am so happy that I stumbled upon MoneyMutual. This website is a lifesaver for people like me who are in a financial bind. I had a situation where my car broke down and I needed money for repairs so that I could get to my full-time job and university classes. Without my car, I wouldn't be able to make it to work or school, so it was essential that I got the money I needed.

I am grateful to everyone who took the time to warn me about the dangers of taking out a loan from MoneyMutual. When you're desperate, you'll do anything to get the money you need, but I don't want to deal with the problems that come with taking out a loan from them.

If you're in a similar situation, I recommend trying PL$ check cashing. They offer payday loans as well as smart installment loans, and they don't take advantage of your bank account. You simply leave them a post-dated check for your next payday, which they hold until then. When you come in and pay the loan and fee (yes, the fees are high, but it's worth it), they return the check to you. There's no perpetual access to your bank account or your life!

Overall, I highly recommend MoneyMutual for anyone who needs a quick loan. Just be careful and make sure you understand the terms and conditions before you sign up. And if you're looking for a safer alternative, give PL$ check cashing a try. They're a great option for anyone who needs a little extra cash to get by.

So, I was watching TV a few weeks ago and saw an ad for MoneyMutual by Montell. I was in a bit of a financial bind at the time and was almost tempted to give it a try. But, I decided to do some research and read some reviews first. And boy, am I glad I did!

First off, the website claims to offer payday loans. But, did you know that North Carolina has actually banned these types of companies from operating in the state? That's right! And, for good reason too. These types of loans can often lead to a cycle of debt that is hard to break free from.

Pawn shops use similar tactics, but at least if you can't pay back the loan based on the item you pawned, they can sell it and you're not stuck trying to get out of debt. But, let's be real here. No one should ever look down on someone for being poor. The same fate could happen to anyone.

I've been broke before, but I always pray and hang in there. I believe in God and not these hypocrites or the pitchmen they use to sell you crap on TV. And, speaking of pitchmen, Montell, I used to think you were a stand-up guy. I remember seeing you advertise to help people who couldn't afford their medications. But, promoting MoneyMutual? That's just not right.

And, now you're pimping for LIFELOCK too? Come on, man! They're becoming a scam too! It's just not cool.

Anyway, I hope everyone who is going through a financial crisis can find a way out. And, I pray that the spirit of debt be removed in the name of Jesus. Amen and God bless you all.

Money Mutual is a website that can connect you with loan servicers, but be warned, they may not be the best option for you. It's important to do your research and read the fine print before signing up for anything. The site may seem appealing at first, but the payment plan can be quite steep.

If you borrow the minimum amount of $300, you could end up paying well over $1000 with 12 payments deducted from your checking account. This can be a huge burden on your finances, especially if you're already in a desperate situation for money. It's important to consider other options before turning to Money Mutual.

The site may seem like a quick and easy solution, but it's important to be cautious. The contract can be confusing and the payment plan may not be clear until you've already filled out all of your information. It's important to take your time and read everything carefully before signing up for anything.

I almost fell into the trap myself. The guy on the phone was trying to get my information while I was reading the contract online. When I saw the payment schedule, number of payments, and amount of payments, I immediately stopped the process. It's important to be aware of these details before committing to anything.

Overall, Money Mutual may not be the best option for those in need of quick cash. It's important to do your research and consider other options before turning to this site. Be cautious and read everything carefully before signing up for anything.

After I contacted them to get some kind of an assistance I started to get emails from random companies wanting me to buy something from them. My email is overwhelmed by endless spam.
I think that MoneyMutual sold my information to the third party without my permission. Moreover, I didn't even put anything, just sent them one email and it was enough to get it triggered.
Irritating

I got a call from a guy named Brandon Turner who said he was with money mutual and I was approved for a loan. He told me I had to pay a $150 to them and this was just for insurance purposes so they would have insurance that I would pay my monthly payments and the money would be refunded back to me with my loan. This didnt really seam right to me but I paid it anyway. Then I get a call saying the money was transferred from them to their bank and I had to pay another $125 for the application fee to the bank and this also would be refunded. I didnt want to do it but I didnt want to lose my money either so i sent them more money. Still no money in my account. Then they said the funds were ready to be transferred but I had to pay another $200 for a pin activation fee. I really did not want to do that because I was feeling like I was being scamed and I even told the man this and he told me just trust me mam you are not being scamed I promise. As soon as you send the $200 your money will be in your account. I did it only because I hoped I would get my money back

Yeah I thought that Montel Williams was working for a legit company, But I see that he is only in it for the money as well as Money Mutual. I had only taken out only 700. dollars and was in agreement for paying every month and was taken for a ride. The first payment of 210. dollars was taken out of my account in two weeks and then 20. dollars. then on a consecutive every two weeks 210. and even 35. dollar when ever they felt like it. I called the BBB and was told to close out my account, they had kept taking money even after they got it all back. Now I am going to court to pay an outstanding amount of 1500. dollars and court cost of another 1500. dollars. So yes it is not to help it is to hurt those that don't know about the legal loan sharks that really do bite your head off.

This company is deceiving the public with their shady business practice. I took a loan 3 months ago for $350.00. When I called
today to get my balance, I was told none of the $315.00 already paid was applied to my balance and if I wanted to pay down the balance I needed to send over and above the !05.00 taken from my bank account currently. This is wrong on so many levels and
I am shocked that Montel Williams is their spokesperson! I am disabled and on a limited income.
People like this should be run out of business! I will not rest until I do everything in my power to expose this scam!

I was shocked after seeing Montel Williams endorse this site then actually going on to read the reviews. I appreciate everyone sharing their information so others are aware of what is happening. I did read the fine print and honestly this is a scam. So if you think you are actually getting a little help when you need it you are actually getting screwed in the long run.

They will sell your information to companies that will call and harass you daily from car loans to payday advances. I received a minimum of 30 calls PLUS texts messages daily.. finally I just changed my phone number. You will receive calls from ppl who clearly English is their second language and they have zero professionalism or customer service skills... I ask them not to call and they either will hang up on you or yell at you and tell you they will continue to call... on top of it all.. I never received the cash advance.. IT WAS A 2 DAY NIGHTMARE.. I just changed my phone number today!

Also, I receive a minimum of 350 spam emails each day from cash advance 3rd party companies each day.

I took out a loan and they told me that they would take out the money every week through my bank account, therefore it will be paid off in 5 weeks. ''BS" They have been taking out money to my bank account every week for finance purposes. Something told me to call, so i can verify if the payments were finished. They told me that, I still owe them for the entire loan amount and the money that's been removed from my account was not for the loan. Money Key, is the so called "Private lender" and both sites clearly states, " Your loan will be due on your next pay date. At that time we will debit your bank account for the amount due. Remind you the rep told me that it'll be paid off in 5 weeks. so on top of the $540 they've taking from my account, I still owe them $450... THIS IS BULL$#*!

I too input my information on Money Mutual's website a week ago for help after seeing their TV commercial with trusted Montel Williams...BIG MISTAKE...I have been bombarded with emails and endless text messages from companies, one of them went as far as to draft my account for $29.99 three times in a row without my permission which caused me to become overdrawn and have to pay $36.00 in overdraft fees for each time they processed it...I had to call and go on line three times to try to get this straitened out. This was supposed to help me, all i can say is DO NOT CALL OR GO ON THEIR WEBSITE...in my opinion, THIS IS A RIP OFF - A SCAM IF YOU WILL !