Check Cashing Services
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- Additional Info:The state Department of Banking and Consumer Finance is examining possible illegal practices at a Madison-based payday lending company.
The department issued a cease-and-desist order on June 19 to All American Check Cashing Inc., which has 51 locations in Mississippi. The order alleges the company illegally charged customers extra fees and refused to hand over business records to department examiners as required by law.
According to the order, the department obtained a document detailing the company's "Monthly Lending Program."
"It (the program) specifically instructs employees to accept only the fee (interest) on a delayed deposit check and further instructs them on how to illegally 'roll' a check during the middle of each month," the order states.
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