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Big Picture Loans, not licensed!

Submitted by TWC on Wed, 01/01/2020 - 18:26
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I took out an $800 loan with Big Picture Loans to cover some emergency expenses. Shortly thereafter, I noticed online that they are not a legal lender in the State of Arizona, and that they are obviously in violation of Arizona State usury law.

I have not made any payments to them yet and currently have an overdue balance, hoping that this will force them into agreeing to a new payment plan of the principal balance only.

However, my questions are:

- What are the repercussions if I do not pay them anything?
- What protection can the State provide a consumer like myself in this situation, given that I took out a loan from an illegal / unlicensed lender?


What are the repercussions if I do not pay them anything?

1. They try to withdraw money from your bank account.
2. They will threaten to arrest you.
3. They will also ask you to abide by the loan agreement.


What protection can the State provide a consumer like myself in this situation, given that I took out a loan from an illegal / unlicensed lender?

You can report the entire matter to the State Attorney General. He will take legal steps against the payday loan company. You can also report the matter to the CFPB.


Submitted by Nick Jonas on Wed, 01/08/2020 - 21:47

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