Tribe-owned lending companies collect thousands of complaints
The state attorney general's office is watching the activities of two eastern Oklahoma tribes involved in the high-interest, online lending industry.
Diane Clay , spokeswoman for the attorney general's office, told The Oklahoman the Miami and Modoc tribes of Oklahoma are the focus of the scrutiny.
“We are aware of online lending by tribes in northeastern Oklahoma, and are monitoring the practice al...
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