A tribal payday lender is threatening you — but their claim to be above the law is often false. Federal protections still apply. Here’s how to stop the debits, challenge the debt, and use bankruptcy if needed.
Research guide for Plain Green Loans — a tribal installment lender owned by the Chippewa Cree Tribe of Montana. Check CFPB complaints, enforcement history, and understand tribal sovereignty implications before borrowing.
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