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Complaint Review: ONE CLICK CASH - Niobrara Nebraska
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ONE CLICK CASH
52946 Hwy 12 Ste 3 Niobrara, 68760 Nebraska, U.S.A.
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ONE CLICK CASH IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON ONECLICKCASH Niobrara Nebraska
I was also the victim of One Click Cash, Also known as SFS, Inc . I did not apply for a $150.00 but yet they debited close to $300.00 from my account before I had to close the account. I have filed numerous complaints with the Nebraska Attorney General, Nebraska Dept of Banking, Federal Trade Commission, FBI and others.
Here is what I have discovered: One Click Cash ( AKA SFS, INC) is located on the Santee Sioux Nation Indian Reservation with a company address of 52956 Hwy 12, Ste #3, Niobrara NE 68760. SFS/ONE CLICK has claimed it has been incorporated by the Santee Nation Indian Tribe.
The Nebraska Dept of Banking issued a \'CEASE and DESIST ORDER\" to SFS in 2007 to cease doing business in Nebraska, but SFS thumbed their nose at the order.
In the State of Colorado (County of Denver District Court Nos 05CV 1143 and 05CV 1144, Judge Robert Hyatt) a complaint was filed by the Colorado Attorney General- Case # 07CA0582. Miami Nations Enterprises ( DBA \"Cash Advance\") and SFS ( DBA \"Preferred Cash) and now DBA \"ONECLICK CASH\", have claimed that their companies were \"tribal Entities\" and thus immune from law under the doctrine of tribal Sovereign immunity\", which basically means they are thumbing there noses at US and State laws.
The case is still on-going, and the Court has issued arrest warrants for Don Brady, chief Executive officer on Miami Nations Enterprises, and Robert Campbell, treasure of SFS. The arrest warrants have been stayed pending appeal by the MNE and SFS.
Here is a weblink to the Santee Sioux Reservation ( which allegedly incorporated SFS/ONECLICKCASh):
www.santeedakota.org/santee_sioux_tribe_of_nebraska.htm
The address is: Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska 425 Frazier Ave N. Suite 2 Niobrara, Nebraska 68760 Phone: 402-857-2302
I tried to email Tribal chairman Roger Trudell @ [email protected] to assist me in trying to provide info on SFS, and complaining that the actions of this company that is within his jurisdiction and control were illegal and unethical, but of course he refused to answer.
FYI: here is a weblink to the Miami Nations Indian tribe which allegedly incorporated \"Cash Advance\" http://www.miamination.com
Here is the address and contact info:/
Physical Address: 202 South Eight Tribe Trail Miami, OK 74354
Mailing address: PO BOX 1326, Miami OK, 74335 Telep # 918-542-1455
Chief: Thomas Gamble [email protected]
I intend to contact news media sources and my members of Congress in an attempt to stop these illegal actions and I encourage all of you who have been victims to do the same.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs refused to return my telephone calls.
David
Laporte, Texas
U.S.A.
Here is what I have discovered: One Click Cash ( AKA SFS, INC) is located on the Santee Sioux Nation Indian Reservation with a company address of 52956 Hwy 12, Ste #3, Niobrara NE 68760. SFS/ONE CLICK has claimed it has been incorporated by the Santee Nation Indian Tribe.
The Nebraska Dept of Banking issued a \'CEASE and DESIST ORDER\" to SFS in 2007 to cease doing business in Nebraska, but SFS thumbed their nose at the order.
In the State of Colorado (County of Denver District Court Nos 05CV 1143 and 05CV 1144, Judge Robert Hyatt) a complaint was filed by the Colorado Attorney General- Case # 07CA0582. Miami Nations Enterprises ( DBA \"Cash Advance\") and SFS ( DBA \"Preferred Cash) and now DBA \"ONECLICK CASH\", have claimed that their companies were \"tribal Entities\" and thus immune from law under the doctrine of tribal Sovereign immunity\", which basically means they are thumbing there noses at US and State laws.
The case is still on-going, and the Court has issued arrest warrants for Don Brady, chief Executive officer on Miami Nations Enterprises, and Robert Campbell, treasure of SFS. The arrest warrants have been stayed pending appeal by the MNE and SFS.
Here is a weblink to the Santee Sioux Reservation ( which allegedly incorporated SFS/ONECLICKCASh):
www.santeedakota.org/santee_sioux_tribe_of_nebraska.htm
The address is: Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska 425 Frazier Ave N. Suite 2 Niobrara, Nebraska 68760 Phone: 402-857-2302
I tried to email Tribal chairman Roger Trudell @ [email protected] to assist me in trying to provide info on SFS, and complaining that the actions of this company that is within his jurisdiction and control were illegal and unethical, but of course he refused to answer.
FYI: here is a weblink to the Miami Nations Indian tribe which allegedly incorporated \"Cash Advance\" http://www.miamination.com
Here is the address and contact info:/
Physical Address: 202 South Eight Tribe Trail Miami, OK 74354
Mailing address: PO BOX 1326, Miami OK, 74335 Telep # 918-542-1455
Chief: Thomas Gamble [email protected]
I intend to contact news media sources and my members of Congress in an attempt to stop these illegal actions and I encourage all of you who have been victims to do the same.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs refused to return my telephone calls.
David
Laporte, Texas
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
David
Laporte,Texas,
U.S.A.
UPDATE - ONECLICKCASH
#2Author of original report
Thu, July 17, 2008
After filing recent complaints with the Federal Trade Commission and the FBI field office in Omaha, I was notified by US Senator John Cornyn ( Tx) that his office has contacted the US Dept of Justice to make additional inquiries into the activities of ONECLICKCASH. I have also sent addtional information I have discovered about ONECLICK and some of their co-conspiritors in Nevada, to the FBI and the Colorado Attorney General, whose office is currently suiing ONECLICKCASH and SFS, Inc My pleas to the tribal leaders of the Santee Sioux Indian tribe to shut down this operation went unanswered. I am a strong proponent of advancing the rights of Native Americans considering the injustices they have endured, so the lack of action by the tribal leaders I contacted are a deeply personal disappointment for me.
