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If you actually wrote a check at a storefront, you could be charged with writing a bad check. If you took out an internet payday loan, you did not write a check. If you close your account, they will electronically try to debit the account until they figure out the account is closed. It won't cause you any more bounced check fees because your account is closed. I would recommend that if you close an account over payday loans, let the bank know what you're doing. They've most likely seen it before. An unpaid internet payday loan is enforceable just like any other loan. They could sue you civilly for default, but not charge you for bad checks. Some states have made payday loans illegal. Check with your attorney generals office or financial regulator for more state specific info.

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