The Human Tourch went to a bank and was denied a loan?
955506
thats stupid! the tourch is gonna burn up the money
905660
kuch smajha nahi \nbut if u think the bank has done wrong just appraoch the banking obudsman first and see \ngo to rbi.gov.in
203134
Many people have.  This question has been asked a couple of times already.  They violated predatory lending laws, and charged excessive fees that in most cases resulted in the acount having less money in it when it was closed then when it was opened even.
770847
Call up the banks and ask if they have someone there. Also call the court house. \n\nGood luck!
201380
Unless the original loan specifically says it can't be transfered, it can be. Has to go through proper channels though, you can't just hand over the paperwork, that doesn't change who's responcible. And there will be fees to pay.
290200
I had been placed in a similar situation before...I did not take my (former) friend to court...\n\nWhen I loan an amount to a friend, I prepare myself to accept the eventuality of not getting paid. It will really hurt a lot if you will expect something to be paid and it will not come at all...\n\nBut let it serve as a lesson for future decisions. Anyway, you said that "it was only 500 bucks"...\n\nSince the amount is not much, don't let it devastate you...\nI am sure that any small misfortune that you may have experienced will be easily replaced by having a positive attitude.
6678
Yes, from a different bank.
860562
It cud be that the businessman was bound on a long trip to a foreign land , and , wanted to place something of his, of high value, in safe hands back home. So he decides to pledge that thing for a measly loan amount in the bank, effectively reducing the rent he needs to pay a caretaker for looking after the object.
85224
You should talk to a  bank!!!
1057461
See a Bank Loan officer.
191249
Don't do it! Go in person to the bank or loan company, you don't know who might get your credit info. And why can't he take care of him self?
1093058
That is a complex situation with lots to be sorted out.  The best approach would be to take one step at a time.  Work on each step of the process.  Overall, the bank can take action and then it is up to you to show why the action was not proper and defend your actions.  It is a difficult mess, but hang in there, make sure you can show and prove your facts and it can be resolved in time.  At best, mediation may be the answer for your situation.
870481
Steal from them. (No please don't that was a joke.)  If you didn't get it in writing there is reallly nothing you can do.  Go back to JC Penny and find out if the position is still open, explain to the why you didn't take it the first time.  Hopefully they'll understand.
804134
Pray that he backed up. And am assuming he didn't. You can take it in to a professional and if he hasn't written over anything, assume he couldn't, they can get it back.
653164
It was actually a bank in NY I believe that needed to borrow money, other banks refused and so did the FED, which led to the bank going under and then the stock market crash. I'll do a little research to give you dates etc...but that's what I was taught last term in college econ. class.\n\nI don't have my notes with me so I don't remember exactly how it all fell together, but I have provided some sites for refrence. I hope this helps a little even if my answer is garbled.\n\nAnd I think it was the stock market crashed so everyone rushed to the banks to withdrawl their money...since the banks loan out about 90 percent of their money there wasn't enough to return to people, which lead to the need for a loan...etc etc. \n\nI remember that this guy had the tellers act normal in the crisis. Tell them sure they could close the account and give them their money and COUNT THE MONEY OUT SLOWLY, act normal even if the lines were long, don't stress out, etc etc, after a few days of doing this, eventuallly things seemed normal and the panic dwindled down to normal. \n\nStill researching...for sites\n\nthis one is good really good MSN seems to always provide good information it's 2 pages though http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761584403/Great_Depression_in_the_United_States.html also a few other sites. Hope this helps. Are you doing a report?
544746
It was probably denied because of your financial sitution (making too much money). If you reapply, you need to wait until your situation changes or they will still deny the application.
184656
When you took out the loans you probably signed something stating that if you do not pay this loan by this date, you give authorization to withdraw the funds out of your checking account automatically. You should read the disclosures that company has. As for your bank, they can not do anything because you gave authorization for that withdraw when you gave them your account number.