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are they legal in the state of montana? ive been trying find where the loan was started at so i pay them and now i get a call saying they are going after me and filing legal papers and that once the juddgement is filed i do a bankrutcy

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Replied on 05-13-2010, 09:46 PM
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You can search their licensing status in the following link.

"http://banking.mt.gov/licensees.mcpx"




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