Adrian Rubin of Jenkinstown, PA has been charged with Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). From 1998 to 2012, Rubin has been involved with multiple businesses that make usurious loans commonly known as “Payday Loans.” He allegedly attempted to skirt the usury laws of the several states in which his businesses operated in.
Not that Rubin is guilty, but he did go to great lengths to conceal his involvement in these companies. He engaged in a lot of deceptive conduct such as paying a federally insured bnank which was not subject to state usury laws to pretend that it was a payday lender, b. relocated his operations to “usury friendly” states; paid an Indian tribe to pretend hat it was the actual payday lender as part of a scheme to have the tribe claim “sovereign immunity” to prevent state usury laws from affecting the loans.
In our experience, we can usually tell when someone is being harassed by a Payday loan company; the debt collector breaks most of the rules regarding debt collection under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (”FDCPA”). These payday lenders will lie about anything to put pressure on people to pay debts that they do not owe.
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