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One Click Cash: What Happened

One Click Cash no longer operates. It was one of the payday portfolios in Scott Tucker's AMG enterprise — shut down after a $1.3B FTC judgment and Tucker's criminal conviction.

What happened to One Click Cash

One Click Cash was one of the loan brands in Scott Tucker's AMG Capital Management network, alongside AmeriLoan, 500FastCash, United Cash Loans, and USFastCash. The operation used relationships with several tribes to claim sovereign immunity, but the FTC and courts found Tucker controlled the business. FTC v. AMG ended in a $1.266 billion judgment (2016); Tucker was convicted in October 2017 on 14 counts and sentenced to about 16 years and 8 months. The DOJ and FTC returned a record $505 million to consumers, and the business is closed.

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One Click Cash FAQ

Is One Click Cash still operating? add
No. It was part of Scott Tucker's AMG payday network, shut down after the FTC case and Tucker's 2017 criminal conviction.
Was One Click Cash genuinely tribal? add
Courts and the FTC found that Scott Tucker controlled the business and that the tribal affiliations were used to try to avoid state law.

Sources

Independent & not affiliated. Tribal Installment Loans is an independent resource and is not affiliated with One Click Cash. Brand names are trademarks of their owners. Facts are summarized from the cited public sources.