Is a licensee required to pay the proceeds of a deferred presentment transaction to a consumer by check, by money order, or in cash, as requested by the consumer?
Related Questions
- Is a licensee required to pay the proceeds of a deferred presentment transaction to a consumer by check, by money order, or in cash, as requested by the consumer?
- What is the service fee that a licensee may assess to a customer on a deferred presentment transaction?
- Can a licensee delay the autoclose of a deferred presentment transaction?