threating to be prosecuted
Date: Fri, 07/07/2006 - 13:34
Well, since they claim the transaction takes place in their stat
Well, since they claim the transaction takes place in their state they would have to charge you there. Let them try to extradite you from another state over a few hundred dollars. Thats not to mention they are not licensed and you probably never signed anything in person. I'm not a lawyer so I may be wrong, but as somebody that has worked with law enforcement I would say they are full of it.
I did some checking around and in my home state of Kentucky, sta
I did some checking around and in my home state of Kentucky, state law (KRS 368.10) states that a cash advance lender cannot prosecute or threaten to prosecute, among several other things the law says they cannot do and I know for a fact ameriloan does. Research your state's laws because I guarantee Ameriloan is violating 3/4 of them.
NO! You cannot be prosecuted from a pdl..In fact, an internet le
NO! You cannot be prosecuted from a pdl..In fact, an internet lender would have a very difficult time even garnishing your wages, since the majority of them break too many laws to mention..No judge is going to issue a judgement to a company operating illegally.
