Andy Spears

Jul 7

2 min read

Don’t Mess with Texas: Fintech Lender OppFi Sued for Charging 130% Interest on Loans

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Turns out, those shiny, new, convenient fintech lenders are little more than sketchy payday loan stores dressed up in super fancy clothes.

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