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Docwood

New member
A company called Perpay just denied me credit because they won't accept my Award Letter as proof of income. The sent me a message stating they don't finance people who receive SSI or disability. Is this not a violation of Federal Law?
 


Just Blue

Senior Member
A company called Perpay just denied me credit because they won't accept my Award Letter as proof of income. The sent me a message stating they don't finance people who receive SSI or disability. Is this not a violation of Federal Law?
What state are you in?
 

Zigner

Senior Member, Non-Attorney
It appears that Perpay takes payments directly from your paycheck. Since you don't have a paycheck from which payments can be deducted, you are unable to take advantage of their service.
 

LdiJ

Senior Member
It appears that Perpay takes payments directly from your paycheck. Since you don't have a paycheck from which payments can be deducted, you are unable to take advantage of their service.
Yep, consumer debt cannot be directly taken from SS Benefits.
 

LdiJ

Senior Member
I understand that; however, I receive PERMANENT disability every month which is direct deposited into my account. Doea this not violate Federal Law?
No, if the company's policy is that all payments must be direct debited from your source of income, and your source of income does not permit direct debiting, then you cannot use their services, period.
 

PayrollHRGuy

Senior Member
I understand that; however, I receive PERMANENT disability every month which is direct deposited into my account. Doea this not violate Federal Law?
They don't Direct Debit from your account. You authorize a deduction from your wages. In other words, an employer pays them not the buyer.
 

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