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Replied on 02-22-2009, 08:41 AM
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It was a settlement with WV. At least that's what it says on the WV attorney general's website. There was no "major" court decision in that case. Also, you left out Maine. They issued a C&D too that went absolutely nowhere.

Does it seem odd to anyone else that you advise people to put their faith in C&D's issued by other states' equally "low branches of state gov't"? The "low branch of state gov't" in California issued a C&D too before it got trounced in court.




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Replied on 02-22-2009, 01:44 PM
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oh well,it doesn't mean a thing.you are still illegal and won't risk your flimsy exemption and immunity to take action against anybody.my previous post explains why.now why don't you quit trying to pass your criminal pdl group as legal when really your not.examples like this are everywhere,and have been going on for years.still you don't do anything,and you won't.

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Who knows, Paul, maybe if you say it enough times, it will be true. Kind of like Peter Pan said, anything is possible if you wish it enough. All I know is California went to war and lost while Colorado, Oklahoma and Maine have all accepted that and backed off.

You don't like payday loans? Then don't borrow any. You want loans made according to your state laws? Then do your homework first and only borrow from lenders in your state. You don't like the fact that sovereign nations are immune from state laws? Then stay out of reservation casi nos and start paying state excise taxes on your cigarettes, too.




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Replied on 02-24-2009, 04:25 AM
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i guess if you spout the same lines maybe someday they will come true.at least mine is the truth while yours is fantasy.

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Sub: #37
Replied on 02-24-2009, 05:28 AM
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Is that the the debtconsolidationcare equivalent of "I know you are but what am I?"




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Replied on 02-24-2009, 05:30 AM
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i love it when you people start with this.just like on the phones no?can't think of anything to say so you go there.more fantasy by the employee.

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Sub: #39 MTE
Replied on 02-24-2009, 07:13 AM
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Obviously, case law on jurisdiction/exemption of tribal law is confusing. Once principle has been paid, consumers have the right to have their case heard in their local jurisdiction if settlement was not reached. I doubt very seriously MTE would take a consumer to court, much less show up in small claims.
Until a court case challenges the current ruling, confusion will get worse.




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Replied on 02-24-2009, 07:22 AM
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no confusion.we can't take legal action against them,and they for fear of losing the exemption won't take legal action against anybody.no confusion here.they are still illegal and this forum will treat them as such.

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Sub: #41 Court Ruling???
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"Court Ruling"?? ---Look, if one of these companies is treating you unfairly...Please, please, please, don't let "one" court ruling stop you from FIGHTING BACK!!! We American's take ENOUGH SHIT off of every low-life soverign nation that wants to come along to SCREW us---and (far too often) our fed gov allows them to do so.....Recent cases in point,,,"NAFTA"..."China screwing us out of jobs", Call center work outsourced to India....Illegal mexican coming across the border to steal work from us....I say---ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!! Stand up for your self, your rights, and DO NOT ALLOW SOME ASSHOLE "SOVERIGN INDIAN NATION" suck the financial blood from you and your families!!!!!!! Fight Back---ANYWAY YOU CAN!!!!!

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Sub: #42 Internet "payday loans"
Replied on 02-28-2009, 08:11 PM
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Removed by Shazzers, offensive language is against TOS. THEM!!!! They want a FIGHT----- I'll give them one!!!!!

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Sub: #43 MTE
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Tell them to meet you at Little Big Horn- this time you'll be ready.

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Sub: #44 MTE tribal immunity
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Where did we get to Native American bashing? I thought the point was how to fight MTE. Facts are facts, tribal immunity clause hobbles both the PDL to come after consumers, and vice versa. As long as consumers protect their bank account, it is status quo. Most likely, MTE will nag for awhile, then go on to the next unsuspecting victim.


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Replied on 03-03-2009, 02:31 PM
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Wow those recent posts really give no relevance to this topic whatsoever. Suprised they have not been deleted.

Well the simple way in dealing with this company is to Close your bank account Case Closed. There is nothing they can do. You cant convince me that me paying $970 in rollover fees on a $300 principal is fair. That is insane! Bank account closed, End Of Story!

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