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Plain Green Loans, next step??

I've had several loans with Plain Green Loans which is apparently a tribal lender. I've had a few loans since May 2018 that total $2200. I have paid them $2032 which would mean my principal balance owed is $168. I recently got a loan of $500 so do I need to only pay the $168 or do I need to pay the $500? They are not licensed in my state and my state requires lenders to be licensed if interest rate is over 12%. Please help me asap. I've stopped ACH withdrawals with them but I need to know my next steps

Asked on Fri, 10/05/2018 - 22:36
Ki Wi
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Answered on Sat, 10/06/2018 - 17:34
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