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Okay, long story short, I need money for school so I applied for a loan with Wells Fargo. My mother had to co-sign so I'd be approved, blah blah. Then I realized the loan had a variable interest rate and my parents said that was a bad idea, so I nixed Wells Fargo and found a loan with Bank of North Dakota that has a fixed interest rate.
Unfortunately, Wells Fargo has now mailed me a promissory note and application to sign. I tried to call them to cancel the loan, but was put on hold for what they said would be at least an hour. I tried to find anything related to loan canceling on the web site but couldn't find anything. So my question is - what will happen if I don't sign the promissory note? Will they still try to send me the money?
As said above - no signature = no mutual acceptance of the contract.
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Since you never signed the note then the loan isn't final. The worst that could happen is that it stays in "open" status for 90 days or whatever time frame they give. While it's open the tentative amount would count against the annual balance that you can draw from but since you already have another loan that most likely isn't an issue for you.
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Murphy's Paradox: The more you plan, the more that can go wrong. The less you plan, the less likely your plan will succeed.
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