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MTE Financial/Miami, OK address

Date: Mon, 02/05/2007 - 12:08

Submitted by mollie.huber
on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 12:08

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Heard from MTE Financial Compliance Dept in Miami, OK. This is what they said regarding my refund and request for a PIF account.



cc/file Your opinions? I have overpaid tham and they should refund $995.00 I filed with Florida ag, Miami, Oklahoma ag, BBB.


Write them back asking about their license in your state. If they are saying that you agree to follow the terms mentioned in their contract, why did they start their illegal business without a license?

There is nothing to panic with this company. They are sure to be shut down. If they are doing everything right, why are they ordered to stop lending in OK. Show them this link

http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/oklahoma/rio-mtefinancial.html

Claim for the refund once again. Send the link of your state laws.


lrhall41

Submitted by onelamb on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 12:45

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Mollie,

You have done the right thing by filing complaints against this company. It may take a few weeks to hear back on these complaints though. Also file a complaint with the Oklahoma Department of Consumer Credit since they have ordered them to cease and desist from making loans in their state. I wouldn't pay them another dime. I'm not sure about Florida lending laws but I know in my state they MUST be licensed in order to conduct business here.


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Submitted by Cow & Chicken on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:08

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Ok! redux numba one! so that everyone understands better, they are using the line above as a shield to what they are doing...because they are on operating on an indian reservation.

hope this helps, so I got sidetracked for a bit & forgot what I was originally doing with it. Throw your fruit, veggies, empty beer bottles, snuff cans & spit wads at me now!

;)


*chuckle*


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Submitted by texasconsumeractivist on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:16

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More than one IPDL has used this line. If Mollie has overpaid by nearly a thousand dollars, then she needs to file the proper complaints. She is well on her way with dealing with that. The more complaints there are on file, the better off we are as consumers. MTE has moved at least twice in the last year that I know of. They are just trying to skirt the laws like a lot of IPDL's.


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Submitted by Cow & Chicken on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:21

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I had one that claimed I had to follow their laws in Costa Rica. This is when I first learned about lending laws in Ohio. This had nothing to do with MTE or Rio. I had overpaid them by about one thousand dollars over the course of our "business" relationship. I got the threatening call and turned to the AG's office in my state. When I got done with them, they marked my account PIF. They were trying to skirt the laws like the majority of them. Everything was handled through my attorney general's office and now they want me to take out a new loan because I'm a preferred customer. Fat chance!


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Submitted by Cow & Chicken on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:29

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one *atta girl* you mishele! But ya know what really chaps my butt? Is the people of tha "sovreign nation" or any other "sovreign nation" meaning reservation in these United States, are eligible to serve in the US military!

Many, many men from the Indian Nations have served this country in just about every damn war & police action there is. Now, does that make any kind of sense?

Their legal department (tribal attorney) says they can do so?? HMMMMMMMMMMMM....


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Submitted by texasconsumeractivist on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:46

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This whole indian reservation defense- maybe this is not a smart question but do they have there own laws on reservations that are separate from the rest of the US, including "federal"? To me, if they indicate anything that says "federal" that refers to the US government laws so how can they put that in their terms and then try to have a defense about operating from an indian reservation?


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Submitted by HUDiva on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:51

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My family is Navajo, my Grandmother still lives on the Reservation in New Mexico. My husband is Apache, so I feel I can answer your questions concerning Indian Lands and the law. The Reservations are a sovereign nation, they have their on laws, elected officials, etc. For example, the State of Oklahoma can not enforce any of their laws on the Reservation, BUT that does not apply to the Federal Government. The FBI and the BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs)play a very active part in any crime, etc that occurs on the Reservations. So, if MTE IS on the Reservation, it will take the Federal Government getting involved to shut them down, but no one has confirmed that the address is definitely on the Reservation. I will find out, even if it means I have to take a trip to Oklahoma and I contacted the FBI months ago about them. For all we know there might be an investigation going on right now. I hope this has helped to answer some of the questions.


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Submitted by scotch on Mon, 02/05/2007 - 19:36

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Ok......the correct location is posted right here:

eighttribes.org/modoc/

Quote:

Welcome to the Modoc Nation......

"it is less of a problem to be poor, than to be dishonest" - Anishinabe

"Make my enemy brave and strong, so that if defeated, I will not be ashamed." - Plains

"Do not wrong or hate your neighbor for it is not he that you wrong but yourself." - Pima


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Submitted by texasconsumeractivist on Tue, 02/06/2007 - 06:05

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Thanks chizhy for your explanation and of course Texas, you are a wealth of info as usual! This now brings me to another question since it has now been discovered that their address exactly matches the address to one of the tribes....do they have a right to ignore the cease and desist letters from the State of OK since they have no governance over them?


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Submitted by HUDiva on Tue, 02/06/2007 - 07:49

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If this is true and they are indeed operating on an Indian reservation, the problem I have with this is that an Indian Reservation is tax exempt. And if I am mistaken, please correct me on this one.
As we all know, these PDL companies make insane profits, so this means that these sharks are getting an even bigger payday off our backs, and this is something I can not stomach. We need to confirm this for a fact, and then take action.


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Submitted by kscornell on Tue, 02/06/2007 - 08:27

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not a tax law or lawyer but if i recall correctly.... Quote:

"If this is true and they are indeed operating on an Indian reservation, the problem I have with this is that an Indian Reservation is tax exempt. And if I am mistaken, please correct me on this one.
As we all know, these PDL companies make insane profits, so this means that these sharks are getting an even bigger payday off our backs, and this is something I can not stomach. We need to confirm this for a fact, and then take action"

...this tax exemption law applies only to indian owned businesses located within the boundaries of it's nation.....


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Submitted by texasconsumeractivist on Wed, 02/07/2007 - 04:54

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Mishele, I followed your suggestion and I filed the complain with the OKDOCC, lets see what happens. I also faxed MTE complaining that they had said that there were not going to debit my acct since I had revoked the achs, they did it anyway they took $80 and my bank was stupid enough to let it go thru simply because when I place the request for blocking the ach they put in the amount they took in January (95.00) and since the debit in 2/2/2007 was for $80 they (bank) thought this one was ok. I told MTE that since they took the $80 I wanted my PIF letter they wanted $50 to settle. I have not heard from them yet. Thanks


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Submitted by spanisheyes on Wed, 02/07/2007 - 11:48

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Chizy, I can tell you firsthand that they are connected to the indian reservations in some way. My AG pffice has launched an investigation into MTE. They keep coming up with tribal names also. If I can help in any way let me know. KYSIDE38


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Submitted by KYSIDE38 on Sat, 02/10/2007 - 11:13

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Received a call from Mr. Wagner from the OKDOCC and he explained that since I did not live in OK they could not do anything for me that I should contact the AG and Div. of Financial which I did already. He also said that if I was a resident of OK they would probably help in getting me a refund? and curious enough he mentioned something about "MTE is a Miami Tribal ??? in OK.?


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Submitted by spanisheyes on Sun, 02/11/2007 - 21:21

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Yes, Mishele I do have a loan with them and I have overpaid $735 but I doubt that I'll see any of it. I was supposed to send them $50 (they had waived the $15 finance charge) and they would mark the account full.


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Submitted by spanisheyes on Mon, 02/12/2007 - 09:20

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Don't let these blow smoke up your butt. I work for a tribe I am Indian and the law from the Modoc or Miami Tribe bylaws state that they are bound by federal law. what does this mean to you??? They are considered a "supervised leander" by federal law BUT they are not licensenced to be one so game over they do not pass go call the freaking cheif every time they call you and just let him know that you are being harrased and are tired of it. The OKFTC are trying to work on these folks because of their claim to be on tribal land. Irregardless of where they are (if they are on tribal land and are not Indian they must have a deferral to work on the land by the tribe) or owned by the tribe they are acting illegally and the OK folks can't shut them down or are afraind to.

Anywho bottom line they can't do crap.


lrhall41

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