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Check ‘n Go and Money Mart litigation settlement secures direct restitution to overcharged consumers, employed innovative social media outreach tactics
Viral video strategy pays homage to Oscar(r)-nominated film, hopes to reach California borrowers eligible for restitution of up to $4.3 million
$4.3 million refund drive continues approach S.F. City Attorney used with ‘Pay Me Maybe’ viral video to reach eligible claimants
Statewide outreach effort seeking to ID eligible claimants seeks to mirror success of similar program for Money Mart borrowers
Unlawful Lending Schemes by Check ‘n Go, Money Mart Target Low-Income Borrowers With Interest Exceeding 400 Percent APR