Delaware Attorney General tells me...
Date: Tue, 04/29/2008 - 19:13
Hmmm.... Is this complacent arrogance that comes from being the usury capital of the United States of America? No wonder banks flock to Delaware. :shock:
First off, Oregon's laws specifically say otherwise. They speci
First off, Oregon's laws specifically say otherwise. They specifically state that any company lending to an Oregon resident, over the internet or phone or fax, must comply with Oregon's laws.
Did you file a complaint with Oregon's attorney general?
I'm sure the AG is looking at it as though these places are stil
I'm sure the AG is looking at it as though these places are stil doing business in DE. They aren't thinking of the transaction as though it happened in your state.
Once again, I see cases like this one forcing the US Supreme Cou
Once again, I see cases like this one forcing the US Supreme Court to decide which state laws are followed: the ones where the lender is or the ones where the customer is?
It's stuff like this that serves as a reminder to everyone that
It's stuff like this that serves as a reminder to everyone that nothing is black and white, and everything depends on the person in charge and how the interprete things.
hmmmmm...I know there are laws to protect the consumer from busi
hmmmmm...I know there are laws to protect the consumer from businesses, but are there laws to protect businesses from consumers?
Guest - Another Troll? Care to explain what you're insinuating?
Guest - Another Troll? Care to explain what you're insinuating?
Goudah - No, I just filed a complaint with the ODFI (Oregon Dept
Goudah - No, I just filed a complaint with the ODFI (Oregon Dept. of Finance & Insurance) as you reccomended.
In Oregon, the ODFI does a lot more then the AG's office . . . .
In Oregon, the ODFI does a lot more then the AG's office . . . . But it may be worth it to file a complaint with them too.