Cash Call in Oregon
Date: Tue, 07/19/2011 - 20:29
I know that there have been many threads about Cashcall. But I have not seen anything about whether or not they are legal in Oregon.
I got a loan from Western Sky that was sold to Cashcall. They are claiming that because I received notice of the transfer and I did not respond within the 30 days (I responded in 31 days) that I am now responsible for the bill.
I know that in order for a payday loan to be legal in Oregon that the lender needs to be registered by the state. But neither Western Sky nor Cashcall are considered a payday loan. Do installment loan lenders need to be registered in Oregon in order to lend money?
I got a loan from Western Sky that was sold to Cashcall. They are claiming that because I received notice of the transfer and I did not respond within the 30 days (I responded in 31 days) that I am now responsible for the bill.
I know that in order for a payday loan to be legal in Oregon that the lender needs to be registered by the state. But neither Western Sky nor Cashcall are considered a payday loan. Do installment loan lenders need to be registered in Oregon in order to lend money?
Yes, I do think installment loan lenders need to be registered i
Yes, I do think installment loan lenders need to be registered in Oregon. As far as I know, Western Sky is legal in Oregon. If you really owe money to Cash Call, then it is better to settle the debt.
Every other thread about Western Sky says that they are illegal
Every other thread about Western Sky says that they are illegal everywhere. What makes them legal in Oregon?