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CashCall borrowers to begin receiving settlement payments
Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced today that more than 9,000 Virginia borrowers who were harmed by a “rent-a-tribe” predatory lending scheme will receive checks averaging $982 as part of a settlement totaling $9.435 million negotiated by Attorney General Herring and class action litigants. Eligible borrowers include those from whom CashCall, Inc. collected excessive interest on loans. …
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CashCall to refund millions over Illegal online lending scheme
Virginia consumers will be receiving $15.335 million in restitution as part of a settlement with CashCall.
Attorney General Mark Herring today announced that Virginia consumers will be receiving $15.335 million in restitution and debt relief as part of a settlement to resolve claims that CashCall, Inc. and its president and CEO J. Paul Reddam illegally deceived borrowers and collected illegal interest of up to 230% on online loans made in amounts of between $700 and $10,000. The settlement will result…
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