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RISE Credit in Louisiana

Date: Thu, 12/18/2014 10:05
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I just got a notice stating that RISE is no longer legal to operate in the state of Louisiana...that they will not be issuing any future loans to anyone within LA. So where does that leave me with them? I have been paying on my loan with them for weeks but the interest is so high. I hate to ask, but does this give me any way out?




My guess is that they are an illegal lender - not licensed to lend in LA.. possibly offshore.. How much did you originally borrow and how much repaid to date? You would only owe the principal borrowed. Please, follow the steps in the link below on how to deal with .. all steps are important, If have other questions please feel free to ask.

Sub: #1 posted on Mon, 12/22/2014 - 06:38

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