Took out this loan with Argon Credit back in XXXX 2015 to cover medical expenses for my husband. The application stated the interest rate would be no more than 5 % when consumer applied ; however, the interest rate was not revealed until the final signing of the loan. Consumer discovered the interest rate was 89 % on a {$2000.00} loan. This is in violation of the Usury law of the state of Alabama. Consumer has made a previous complaint with CFPB about Argon Credit, and the interest rate was decreased to 79 %. Consumer has made XXXX payments of {$190.00}, totaling {$1500.00}, but the balance is showing {$1600.00} with the majority of the payment going toward interest. Consumer disagree with this balance. Under Alabama usury law, the balance should be {$470.00} because the interest rate charged by Argon Credit is in violation -- balance due {$2000.00}, only. The balance increases enormously every month instead of decreasing. Argon Credit is using Private Payment Services to debit my account, and when consumer calls, XXXX XXXX XXXX refuses to give a payoff balance. The phone reps go into great lengths to avoid giving consumers this information. I have contacted Argon Credit several times about this interest rate violation, but just sends out a generic response. 
