savvy
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no, you have to authorize them to do that. |
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Gem
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If they received a court ordered garnishment/lien, then yes.
Or, if buried somewhere in all the documents you signed when you got the loan they had a "default clause" that entitled them to do this.
Or, if you set up, even once, an ETF payment (usually over the computer or phone).
Without viewing your documents, or knowing the whole situation, this is not a cut and dried answer for any of us to make. |
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Stefanie B
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Not unless there is a court order to garnish your wages... |
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Kerry K
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not that I am aware of |
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aphrodite
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No they cannot. Permission has to be given by you , along with all your details. |
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Welsh Gem*
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No you have to authorise it, otherwise it's classed as stealing! |
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Sido0o
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No, you'd have to authorise it! |
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littlemisshappy
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When you sign for a loan you usually give them permission to set up the direct debit from their end so its probably already set up. |
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tm-ar&k
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No they can't do that without permission. Look through your loan papers or call the company. You might have given them permission to do so. |
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Bev.......
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No, they can't do that. You have to authorise it |
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SELB
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Of course not. (they could loose their consumer credit licence if they did that)
I am wondering what you have signed. |
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Barbie V
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No and if your bank allows it they are in real deep trouble |
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jackie m
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no because they dont have your bank details and you haven't set up a direct debit. |
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Okereafor C
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yes, them can loan money out in my bank account as a payment when there is no direct debit set up. |
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