Attorney General Mark Brnovich's office claims CashCall allegedly took advantage of some Arizonan consumers by charging them with interest rates as high as 169%, greatly exceeding that which is allowed under Arizona law.
He says CashCall allegedly took advantage of these Arizonans by charging them with interest rates as high as 169%, greatly exceeding that which is allowed under Arizona law.
"Our office will not tolerate unscrupulous lenders preying on vulnerable Arizona consumers," shared Brnovich."It is always consumer protection week here, and this case is emblematic of our commitment to hold all companies accountable for any deceptive actions or predatory lending practices." Back in 2019, his office alleged that CashCall, its subsidiary, and its owner violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act by engaging in a scheme.
The attorney general's office then amended the complaint in March 2020, alleging CashCall formed another high-interest loan conspiracy.Senior Litigation Counsel Laura Dilweg and Joshua Whitaker, Assistant Attorneys General Alyse Meislik and Syreeta Tyrell, Consumer Protection and Advocacy Section Chief Leslie Cooper, and Consumer Litigation Unit Chief Matthew du Mee handled this case.
If you need a complaint form physically sent, you may also contact the Attorney General's Office in Phoenix at 542-5763, in Tucson at 628-6648 or outside the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas at 352-8431.Caleb Fernández is a digital content producer for KGUN 9. Born and raised in Southern California, Caleb has always had an affinity for creative collaborations.
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