![]() They then offer you some very expensive alternative debt options. They lure you in with a low-interest rate, string you along for a week, and then let you know that you don’t qualify for a loan. Many unscrupulous debt marketing companies have been using this as a business model for years. They only need you to be quiet for one week until they launch the next website. Plymouth Associates wants you to keep quiet and not email me. “lAND ON YOUR FEET WITH PLYMOUTH ASSOCIATES” The Plymouth Associates Reviews website says: More than likely you will not qualify for one of their credit card consolidation loans and they will try and flip you into a more expensive debt settlement product. They lure you in by sending you direct mail with a “personalized invitation code” and a low 3%-4% interest rate to consolidate your high-interest credit card debt. Plymouth Associates Reviews is the newest bait and switch trap brought to you by none other than the same devil that brought you Safe Path Advisors, Silvertail Associates, Malloy Lending, Polo Funding, Jackson Funding, Dune Ventures, Braidwood Capital, Tiffany Funding, Nickel Advisors, and Coral Funding, and about 50 other debt consolidation and personal loan web sites. ![]() So please contact me quickly and beat the rush! If anybody receives a debt relief offer in the mail and they want to know if it legitimate, send an email to: I will pay $50 for any debt relief offer junk mail that I haven’t seen and ends up being published. If you don’t have a mailer to send, just drop me a note and let me know my work has helped you out. Keep on the lookout for new direct mail pieces and send them in. I have never had such a hard time giving away $50. I still can not believe how many people responded. The response continues to be overwhelming. In my last article, I offered $50 to anybody who would send me any new direct mail with a suspicious offer so I can review it before too much damage was done. They are continuing to change websites and are even trying to shut me down. I also want to once again thank all those who have emailed me and continue to keep me in the loop. The MHA Nation has little meaningful involvement in the businessĭiscovery will show that the MHA Nation receives little financial benefit from the lending scheme. MHA Nation holds itself out as the tribal lender through its tribal company…” The Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara are three Native American tribes located on the Fort Berthold Reservation in a remote area of North Dakota. Rather than complying with state lending and licensing requirements, Defendants entered into a tribal lending scheme with the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nations (collectively, Here is a quote from the RICO class action lawsuit filed on April 13, 2020, against the payday lenders dealing with the MHA Nation: ![]() Pay Day Lender Faces RICO Suit in Rent-A-Tribe Class ActionĬane Bay Partners Faces Class-Action Suit Over Payday Lending I’m not sure why the MHA Nation thinks they don’t have to play by the same rules as the rest of us. In the last big payday lending case, the Modoc tribe forfeited $2 million to the federal government and the Santee Sioux Tribe forfeited $1 million. I was sent additional research today that shows that the MHA Nation is also fronting for some really rich payday lenders that are having problems now. We discussed the issue and my publisher is 100% behind me. So I took it up the chain to our publisher. Sometimes it happens even when you are trying to do the right thing. Sinew Management Group, LLC, a tribe-owned company of the MHA Nation tribe, has retained a big-time lawyer at the intellectual property law firm of Cowan, Liebowitz, and Latman in an attempt to intimidate Crixeo from exposing the truth about this predatory scam that preys on consumers.
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