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  1. Block owns the Cash App service, and North Carolina Attorneys General settled fraud allegations.
  2. A coalition of 46 states, including Dan Rayfield, sued Block regarding failures of the Cash App service.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield announced that the CFPB is involved in discussions regarding restitution for users affected by the issues surrounding the Cash App service.

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Oregon AG Dan Rayfield announced that the CFPB is involved in discussions regarding restitution for users affected by the issues surrounding the Cash App service.

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A coalition of 46 states, including Dan Rayfield, sued Block regarding failures of the Cash App service. All 1 developments

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