I applied for a loan for on XXXX XXXX, 2015 for {$420.00} providing correct information that I was paid on a monthly basis on the XXXX of the month and the due date for the loan was made XXXX XXXX. I extended the loan and made a partial payment on that date - but when they extended the loan they unilaterally switched my pay frequency to XXXX per month and made the payment due on XXXX XXXX - which I could not pay. I did n't know this until I got a reminder from them on XXXX XXXX. I e-mailed them on XXXX XXXX, and called on XXXX XXXX to get them to correct this error and they refused. They said I had to provide evidence that I was paid monthly, which I e-mailed them on XXXX XXXX. However, they still ran through the payment resulting in a {$29.00} overcharge fee. They have now referred the loan to their collections department. As far as I am concerned unilaterally changing the terms of a contract under the guise of an extension of that contract is fraud. 
