Course, it does say...
"Should the note not be repaid at or before the due
date, then the note shall accrue interest at the highest possible legal
rate permitted in the State of Florida."

FLORIDA, the legal rate of interest is 12%; the general usury limit
is 18%. On loans above $ 500,000 the maximum rate is 25%.

If I'm correct thats 12%...


So by this note the original 10,277.61 is actually 16,172.02 after these 4 years/

hmmmmmmm

I doubt this will happen.

2nd page sig spot.... this is too good :)

I say it's too late.

Well how is this done I have a payment plan signed by the CEO of ibill at that time. They made payments and stopped they owe me $13k.

Your one of the lucky ones. I just got a run around and never saw a dime... then that other billing company continued to bill my recurring members and never sent me a dime either.

I sent them a email asking how to move forward I will report back.

Please join our IBILL 2 program send us all your sign ups and we will let you have an amazing discount rate until such time as the outstanding debt is paid in full. Remember the more memberships you send the faster you will recoup your "note". :helpme

If im wrong i owe you a beer or three :winkwink:

I like this -ish

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