Hello CFPB, I will make this brief, and clear cut as possible. Sometime XX/XX/XXXX my family & I went homeless. We were living in a apartment we could no longer afford due mostly to low income, and lack of job opportunity. During such time my family & I lived in my mother 's XX/XX/XXXX XXXX Eclipse. Which of course is not comfortable for a family of XXXX adults. Some how we made it work. Spending most of our time at public libraries. Bathing at community gym showers, and eating out every night. Generally spending {$100.00} - {$200.00} a day on gas & food just so we could survive. During this time money obviously is running low & fast. I, without a job, managed to pull out a payday loan I knew I could n't afford at the time. The maximum amount I was allowed to withdraw was {$500.00} from CashNetUSA. The money was sent to my account over night, and I was able to feed my family for the week. In this time my brother & mother both worked. I however was & still am not working. Believe me, I am looking, and applying vigorously. Unfortunately, I 've not been selected by the establishments in question. As you can imagine I 'm expected to pay my debt back, and in a hurry because of the 12 % interest. Be mindful this was n't thee only payday loan I applied for. It is however thee only XXXX I received given the knowledge that I was without a job. Most loans will not relinquish funds without some guarantee that they will be compensated I have found. CashNet willing gave me the money with no insurance I would be able to pay them back. I do in fact plan on paying them, or at the very least reaching some sort of agreement where that can be actually possible. I 've made a attempt to arrange this said deal via email. It was denied, and I was sternly sent a billing statement claiming how much I owe. Which is, as of XX/XX/XXXX, {$900.00}. This amount of course is grossing everyday. As one can imagine I 'm feeling quite overwhelmed with this experience all together. Even though we 've managed to find a more affordable apartment, and our lives are slowly returning to it 's former state we still are in a financial danger zone just wishing for a chance to bring our heads above water for some air. 
