Allied Cash Advance Reviews

Allied Cash Advance is a very scammed company and not BBB credited. I will contact my attorney in this matter because I have sent them $100. They sent a receipt to my email but it does not show the company name Allied Cash Advance and the scam company very hard to get through. I will report this matter.

Allied Cash Advance. 4721 Walmsley Blvd, Richmond, VA. If I could give 0 stars I most definitely would do so. The worst experience I have ever had with a loan company! Paid off my balance and was told that I needed to come in to sign a form to close my account, at which time I informed the representative that I would be unable to do so for quite some time because of work and being out of town. Was NOT told that a maintenance fee of $60 would be applied to my account with a $0 balance or I would have arranged for them to email me a copy of the closure form and have dropped it off overnight when I was available!

The manager at Kingman office is rude, uncooperative not forthcoming. Can't get a straight answer when I ask for payoff amount. Paid off previous loan with them. Somehow in all the maneuvering about s 1.40 was leftover. Not told about it until later. I paid the AMT. Allied refused to remove it from my credit report. I've attempted to contact them several times concerning this to no avail.

We have done business with Allied and we have no complaints about the company or their respective employees, if you need a quick loan look no further. We're in a bind. It was quick and easy. Just have your information ready to go and fill out the paperwork and in a few minutes you're ready to go to the bank and put the check in.

Sue the manager at Allied Cash Advance on Golf Links and Wilmot in Tucson Arizona goes out of her way to help her customers. She makes everyone feel like they are a very important. She and her staff are very welcoming and very helpful, a pleasure to work with.

Great place to go when you need extra cash. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend them if you're in need of some cash. They make getting a loan very easy and a very pleasant experience. If you are in need call Melinda or Rhonda.

I had a great experience with Allied. The staff was very helpful and professional. Shannon did a great job processing my paperwork and answering all of my questions. I highly recommend. If needed in the future I will return.

I borrowed a $1500 loan in July 2018. I paid the amount back in full, without interest (because I literally paid every penny back in less than a week). In December they withdrew $185.00 from my account without REASON or PERMISSION, after I paid off my account. I've called 3 times, visited 2 locations, I even have an email thread of them continuously saying "Thank you for your patience. We are trying our best. The more you contact us, it is likely slowing down the process." It's been 2 MONTHS. They've promised a full refund and I completed the paperwork to close my account. I have been in tears over this entire situation. I feel robbed.

I literally have been using this service for about 3 years... I get $1500 one month later. I pay $1600 and reget the $1500... 3 yrs, when they changed the payback the first time I stopped using the service, then a few months later they called me back and offered a better deal on the full payback every month so I did it... PS (I use the money for my business not personal.) 2 months ago they changed the rules and didn't say a word costing me about $200 in fees, This month LITERALLY after calling me every Thursday before the due date for 3 years they decide not to call resulting in them stealing over $300 in fees from me.

Very careful of this place. The way store is doing business they could steal all your money in the bank. 1st, they generated punch of paperwork when they do the loan. Second they did not give you a chance to read the loan agreement. Third, people work here is not honest, nice, or willing to work there. Borrower no way could read them all the tricks. Such as when borrow paid off the loan. Balance is zero, borrower has to make sure the loan is close otherwise store continues to charge the huge fee and interest monthly.

I went into Allied Cash Advance on Saturday July 28th to add money to my prepaid PayPal debit card. They illegally did a credit check on me without my permission. How do I know? I get notifications immediately when my SSN number hits anywhere on the internet. They asked me to verify this credit check. I told them, "Absolutely not." Who runs a credit check to add funds to your own pre-paid debit card. NO ONE does that. They state right on their window displays, "No Credit report required." HMMM... Falsely advertising, and falsely running illegal credit checks.

The ad says no credit check necessary, I was told after the application done, they pull a credit check. I'm in the process to dispute the credit check because that's false advertisement. Be careful of what else they are hiding.

This nightmare started with a title loan on my vehicle in 2012. I made payments regularly as required until my income suddenly dropped. I then tried to renegotiate payments, but was refused. I continued to make payments until it became impossible and I filed for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. I chose this rather than Chapter 7 because I fully intended to repay creditors; I just needed terms renegotiated. All of them cooperated and were paid off; however, Allied Cash Advance would not respond to repeated letters and calls by my attorney or to the Federal Court judge.

So I called this branch and spoke with the woman (Donna) who claimed to be the branch manager. I explained I wanted to pay off the loan, & asked basic questions, like the original loan amount, and interest rate. She said APR interest was 24%, which she said was about 75 cents per $100/Day. My current balance she said was $205.77. But then she said there was no way to give me the payoff amount as of today... Because the only amount reflected on my account was what I owed when last statement printed which was 25 days ago!!! She actually said there was no way to even calculate what's owed based on what my balance was then... And then add interest... Because she said "she's not allowed to!!!"

I took a payday loan out and the employee typed the wrong "due date" into the contract, which made the loan due the day before I was even paid. Their error costed me $215 extra dollars. My pay stub is proof of the date that should have been entered. She wouldn't fix the mistake, they took the extra $215 out of my bank account. I also read reviews online where I am not the only one they made this "supposed" mistake with. I believe they are doing this deliberately to rip customers off.