Lin-Manuel Miranda performs in "Hamilton" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York City.
Prices for "Hamilton" creator-star Lin-Manuel Miranda's final show are sky high on the secondary market, with fans coughing up more than $6,000 a pop for tickets.
As of Wednesday, the average secondary-market ticket asking price for Miranda's last show, on the night of July 9, was $4,798.97, with the lowest price to get in the door hovering around $2,319.
In comparison, the average asking price for all previous "Hamilton" performances was $1,293.99 — 73% lower than for Miranda's last show.
The most expensive single ticket sold, so far, through TiqIQ for the 8 p.m. performance on that night went for $6,600 — for an orchestra seat, Matcovich said.
But as far as a single purchase goes, the high so far is the $20,800 that one person shelled out to buy four tickets nearby.
Before "Hamilton" made the leap to the Great White Way last August, the title for most expensive show on Broadway was held by "The Book of Mormon," which had a secondary-market price average of $469 in its first year.
That's chump change compared to the sales "Hamilton" was doing this past fall, when the average price for tickets skyrocketed from $297.57 at the show's inception in August to a whopping $1,000 per ticket by October.
The show has been nominated for a record 16 Tony Awards this year, including best musical and best original score, as well as with seven performance nominations for actors and actresses.
Miranda himself is up for three Tonys: for the book, score and his role as lead actor in a musical. The 36-year-old has been in the show since its January 2015 off-Broadway debut at the Public Theater.


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Shop For Lifestyle Items Made With Retired Aircraft Materials At The Upcycling Project Pop-up Event
By SilverKris on 6 July 2022
The Upcycling Project, a creative collaboration between Singapore Airlines (SIA) and homegrown brands, aims to breathe new life into parts and materials from retired commercial aircraft and inflight service items since it was launched in August 2021. And for the first time since its inception, The Upcycling Project now includes an exclusive collection by Singapore Airlines, designed in-house by SIA.
From 6 July to 18 August 2022, expect to see a myriad of upcycled products, ranging from fashion, lifestyle, furniture to home products that will be displayed under one roof at Design Orchard Singapore during this pop-up event that is open to the public.
Roomy yet compact: Beyond The Vines Crunch Carrier series using life vests and seat belts
This bag uses retired SIA life vests for the body and seat belts as a closure mechanism.
Local fashion brand Beyond The Vines reinterprets its popular Crunch Carrier series in this collaboration with The Upcycling Project. Using life vests for the body and seat belts as a closure mechanism, the bags are available in two sizes that allow you to store many things. Swatches from the life vest that were not used in the bag were made into collectible key chains to reduce wastage.
Read more at here.

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Each tower has four panels which rotate on a turntable allowing you to design an information center to display key performance indicators (KPIs), Lean, Kaizen and 5S activities and metrics.
Galvanized Steel - for magnetic holder applications. Customizable.
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Aluma-Lite - lightweight yet durable. Customizable.
3 of the Panel materials are scratch and stain resistant and include a dry-erase polyester overlaminate.
Weight: 35 - 50 lbs depending on the panel material you choose.
Available plain or customize the panels with your logo, layout or other requirements.


Love this app and I'm not even paid to.
Been using this app for about a year now in the free option and the fact that it works with video and works without access to WiFi or data is a godsend. This app literally saved me hours of work by letting me setup draft layouts for posters and social media posts while on the train.
I love this app. It's amazing and never get tired of using it. There isn't much complaints from me at all except for one. I do wish the fonts display would be different. Instead of it being horizontal, I wish it could be vertical because of the amount of fonts I actually have. I feel like this feature would make things a lot more easier for me.


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Johnny Depp is going to have a harder time defending himself in court
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A judge denied Johnny Depp's attorney a request to depose Amber Heard immediately so she could better prepare a defense ahead of their June 17 hearing, which will determine whether a temporary restraining order against Depp can be extended. The Black Mass actor's lawyer, Laura Wasser, was told by the court that her original notice of deposition doesn't give Heard the required 10 days needed to prepare sworn out-of-court testimony that can be used at the trial.
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Wasser heard the word "no" a bunch of times that day. Her request for Heard to provide all communication, including texts and documents, to back her abuse claims from Dec. 15 until now? Denied, because Heard's attorney Samantha Spector said it was "unduly burdensome" to ask the actress to "review over six months of personal communication with potentially every person she has spoken with." Wasser's request to have neighbor Raquel Pennington's testimony excluded at the June hearing? Also denied.
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Spector went on to argue that Heard's deposition is unnecessary because she provided sufficient testimony when she filed for the restraining order against Depp on May 27. Heard was reportedly en route to Pennington's engagement party in New Jersey at the time the request was made and wouldn't have been available anyway, but she stated in court documents, "I remain willing to attend my deposition on a mutually convenient date in the future and cooperate with any required requests in that regard."
Pennington is already set to give her deposition on June 16 — but this is obviously not going to allow Depp's defense team a whole lot of time to prepare a strong defense at the domestic violence hearing the next day. And, without Heard's deposition, they're also losing key information about specific accusations she plans on making against him.
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If the court's latest ruling is any indication of the way things might go at the hearing and beyond that, it seems like Depp is not going to be let off the hook easily or treated like a special snowflake because of his fame. It may be within the law to deny Wasser's request, but whether it's a fair thing to do — well, everyone will have a different opinion about that one.
And there's always the possibility that June 17 will be one of the last times Depp and Heard have to deal with the court. Court documents reportedly indicate that both celebs are discussing a "settlement conference."
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Q: Odd MySQL table issues after recovering from a server crash We had a disk failure and managed to recover the /var/lib/mysql directory. I set up a new server and extracted mysql/ directory back into the /var/lib/mysql. I noticed a table was missing, oddly. So, I thought I will just create it: mysql> create table auth_user(id int(6) UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY);
When I do this I get this error:
ERROR 1050 (42S01): Table 'cion_crew.auth_user' already exists
The output of show tables does not consist of auth_user, how can it say that it exists? See here:
mysql> show tables;
+----------------------------+
| Tables_in_cion_crew        |
+----------------------------+
| accounts_userprofile       |
| auth_group                 |
| auth_group_permissions     |
| auth_permission            |
| auth_user_groups           |
| auth_user_user_permissions |
| django_admin_log           |
| django_content_type        |
| django_migrations          |
| django_session             |
| search_searchterm          |
| skills_creditoptions       |
| skills_skills              |
+----------------------------+
13 rows in set (0.00 sec)

I don't see it in the show tables. Naturally, I tried to do the following:
mysql> desc cion_crew.auth_user;
ERROR 1146 (42S02): Table 'cion_crew.auth_user' doesn't exist
mysql> desc auth_user;
ERROR 1146 (42S02): Table 'cion_crew.auth_user' doesn't exist
mysql>
Does anyone know what's going on here and what can I do? I'd like to bring back that auth_user table that exists/doesn't
The /var/lib/mysql is owned by user mysql

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Marie Elizabeth Dorsey
Marie Elizabeth Dorsey, 81, passed away October 28, 2021. Born in Bristol, She was a Daughter of the late Manuel Perry and Valeda (Normandan) Silvia. A devoted Mother of Lisa Benevides and Jessica Dorsey. Very special Grandmother of Steven J. Francis, Ricky Francis (Alicia), Louis Benevides, (Stephanie) and Samantha Benevides and a GG to Zaccary, Jace, Savina, Harper and Margot. She is a sister of Richard Silvia and the late Manny Silvia, Frankie Silvia, Bobby Silvia, Valeda Silva and Janette Silvia. Her beloved best friend Jeanne Butler. She also leaves many Nieces and Nephews. In Marie's life raising two children, she became Baptised in her 40's and committed to serving as one of Jehovah's Witnesses. In her spare time Marie would walk for miles with confidence in her step and in her heart. She Preached the message of the good news to everyone she could. Marie loved to dance and would always be the first on the floor to start the party. Louis Armstrong "What a Wonderful World." was her favorite song. As The Rainbows often appear in the sky as reminders "Jehovah keeps his Promises!" Marie was a Strong, Independent Caring Woman. You said "I Love You!" Marie's response would always be "I Love You More!" Services are private.
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12 March 2012 – Wildlife report just in! BP always does a weekly walk round the Gardens and records his findings. The warm weather of the last few days has seen insects stirring. All sighted at the Gardens today, a seven spotted ladybird, a bumblebee, and a millipede. Close to our bird hide a great spotted woodpecker and a goldfinch have been spotted. BP also reports hearing a mistlethrush, a buzzard and a greenfinch. New flowers this week, are the lungwort.


The theatre has been known in the present years for its big name acts that have performed there, but did you know that the Foellinger Theatre also has free concerts and movies throughout the summer?
The Summer Movie Series kicks off Wednesday, June 15 showing "Minions" at 9:00pm and continues every Wednesday until its last performance on Wed, August 3rd showing "Star Wars: The Force Awakens". The movies played are all PG rated, family friendly movies that people of all ages would enjoy. I love watching a movie under the stars at the Foellinger Theatre! Check out their movie schedule and plan a family night with one of your favorite movies!
The Foellinger Theatre also has several free concerts to enjoy this summer kicking off in May with the FW Philharmonic Youth Symphony and Concert Orchestra. Enjoy the big band sounds of The Fort Wayne Area Community Band with three different performances. And make sure you mark your calendars for The Air National Guard Band of the Midwest performance, Fort Wayne is lucky to have such highly trained musicians taking a stop in town on their two-week tour. To close out the free summer concerts, the 38th Infantry Division Band of the US Army National Guard will perform on Saturday, September 17, at 4:00pm.
These summer concerts showcase big talent and hard working musicians doing what they love. Plan a night to show your support to these wonderful bands under the stars at the Foellinger Theatre!


The above screen shot has been making the rounds today, and I've no idea if it's true or not. The story that goes with this image is that it was an email that was sent to Oman Air staff advising them that they, and residents of Oman, can't bring in alcohol when flying into the country anymore after August 1st.
For liquor license holders, the license permits you to purchase alcohol from the licensed shops and to take them straight home for consumption at your home. Technically that means you take it straight home, not to a friends house if you are attending a party, or giving a gift to someone to mark a special occasion.
Various hotels have licenses to sell alcohol on their premises via room service, bars and restaurants, and so getting back to my original point... what is the point of having alcohol sales at the point of entry? Tourists don't have the license, and thus cannot carry the alcohol, legally, to their hotel.
So, I suspect we'll see either nothing happen (because this is a hoax), or if true, we'll see the booze on arrival shelves in the duty free cleared away.
If it is true, this is another step towards tightening alcohol availability in the Sultanate, and quite frankly it's a logical step to make if you are trying to reduce the availability of alcohol here. However, as a long term resident though, this is disappointing because my wife and I typically return with something we can't get here, like wines from Canada, or a particularly good bottle of bubbly or something like that. For a birthday, or a special occasion (like our wedding anniversary), it's been nice to share something from home, and if the above is true, it's just another tightening of the screws for life as an expat in Oman.
All I can think of is that every step towards a Booze ban increases my salary (as Oman becomes a "hardship" posting) and I can go back to my student days of home brew . . . . . .
Before commenting further, would ask who the message is supposed to be from, and who it is to. If it's to Oman Air staff, presumably it's from Oman Air's management (who else would want to communicate this to Oman Air staff?). If so, what do they mean by the term "guests"? Oman Air has "passengers", not "guests".
But before dismissing this is as a hoax, let me add that many countries distinguish between what tourists and residents can bring in to the country, and very often deny "duty free" privileges to very frequent travellers such as airline crew - who often make day trips away from Oman, or even more than one trip abroad and back in a single day. Not giving such there-and-back again people the right to bring in 2 litres of duty free alcohol each and every time would surely be understandable. So maybe there's something in it.
And it may not, really, affect residents who aren't also airline crew going to Dubai and back many times a day. When was the last time the monitors at the X-Ray machines (who are the one controlling who brings what into the country) asked you what visa you were on, a visitor's or a resident's? Even if someone did want to prevent residents from bringing in alcohol, how would they enforce the ban?
It's clearly ridiculous. Anyone with any updates from their local embassy or just a quick check to the Oman Airport latest visitor rules can see it it laughable and stupid to even speculate on.
Grow a brain and stop spreading all these hysterical rumours. Booze is in Oman to stay.
Whether it's implemented, and how it's implemented are the questions of course.
Just done a trip to Dubai, alcohol available at Arrivals in Muscat, expats can carry in a couple of bottles each, and nobody said a word.
So bring it in, looks like it is allowed!!


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International Folklore, Choir and Modern Festival "Budva"
There is kind of beauty one can never get enough of. It relaxes you, makes you feel at peace, attracts and enchants you. Exotic sceneries are not necessarily far and inaccessible. In the heart of the Adriatic coast of Montenegro there is a town called Budva waiting for you and a holiday of your dreams may come true. Budva is the metropolis of Montenegrin tourism thanks to the great number of beaches and hotels that make this a most desirable tourist destination. The Budva coast is 21 km long. It is among the most beautiful coasts in the world and its beauty will not leave you indifferent. All you have to do is to decide and there are as many as 35 beautiful sandy beaches (8 beaches are marked with blue flags – a prestigious international award for quality and high standards of service at the beaches). There are the clean and safe sea and beaches along which you can swim as long as you feel like it. Apart from its natural beauty (its bay islands and beaches) Budva is rich in historic monuments as well.
Budva Old Town lies on a small peninsula and represents a treasure chest of culture heritage. Crossed with narrow streets and squares are famous buildings, the Church Sv. Trojica, housing the tomb of the exquisite writer Stjepan Mitrov Ljubisa, the Churches of Sv. Ivan, Sv. Bogorodica and Sv. Sava. A visit to the walls of the Old Town is a must. You will experience the ancient spirit and charm of the renaissance period in Budva. In the Stari Grad (Old town) you can also visit many shops, cafés, restaurants and galleries. Monasteries Stanjevici, Podostrog, Rezevici and Gradiste are important historic and religious monuments of Budva.
The organizer of the festival is Cultural Art Society "Braid" (KUD "Pletenka") in collaboration with WAAF (World Art Association of Festivals). The main purpose of this festival is to bring different cultures closer through songs, dances, music and interesting national costumes. The main idea of the organizers is to bring to the festival different choirs, folklore and modern dance groups from different countries and different parts of the world and to give them the exclusive opportunity to display their artistry and creativity on the stage. The participants will have the opportunity to meet new people, establish new friendships and learn about different cultures and traditions. The idea of the festival is to develop communication and dialogue between diverse cultures, by nurturing tradition as well as modern dance styles, thus combining the traditional and the modern in a timeline that will take the spectators from history to modern times.
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Lion Soccer Defeats Marble Falls
Varsity vs. Marble Falls
The Lockhart Lion varsity soccer team hosted the Marble Falls Mustangs in district play on Friday, Feb. 17, marking the beginning of the second half of district play.
In the previous game, the Lions defeated Marble Falls, 2-0.
"This is the type of game that can sneak up on us," said Coach Robert Ardis. "Marble Falls has been tough
against district opponents so far. With the weather we"re playing in tonight, the wind and the cold, anything can happen."
The Lions took Coach Ardis" words to heart. They came out alive and aggressive, challenging for every ball and successfully trapping many balls in the air.
With the Lions playing into the wind in the first half, the long ball was not an option, so they were forced to play a more conservative, higher-percentage game. The Lions did so very well, and in the seventeenth minute senior forward Dwin Roland put the Lions ahead with a goal off a great pass from senior JC Vogel.
The Lions played solid soccer for the remainder of the half, and the defensive unit, led by senior Sam Bussa and junior Alex Pfefferkorn, held Marble Falls at bay. The first half ended with the Lions leading, 1-0.
"Like I"ve said all year, we play better soccer going into the wind. Tonight we used the entire width of the field and did a nice job of keeping the ball moving, both forward and back and side to side. Hopefully the second half will be filled with more of the same", Coach Ardis said.
The second half opened with the Lions playing with the wind at their back. Despite the wind, Marble Falls was able to mount an attack, using the width of the field to their advantage. Many passes were put together in the Lion"s end of the field, but the defense of goalkeeper Jammer Kellum was able to end the Mustang threat.
The score remained 1-0 until the twelve-minute mark of the second half. JC Vogel was able to execute a very nice trap-and-shoot off a strong throw-in from junior Seth Guckian.
"We"ve been working on trapping the ball this week, so it"s nice to see work in practice to translate to success in games", Coach Ardis said.
Eleven minutes later the Lions made a push down the left side of the field. Sophomore Rory Tunningley made a nice long run from his left wing position and was able to get free to center the ball in front of the Mustang goal. Junior David Moore was waiting, and executed a textbook diving header past the Marble Falls goalkeeper for a 3-0 Lion lead.
"Amazing play! That"s about all that can be said about that sequence. Rory did a great job working the ball down, getting free, and crossing the ball. David"s effort was incredible, both on that play and in the game in general," Coach Ardis added.
The Lions held the Mustangs at bay for the remainder of the game, and the final score was 3-0.
The Lions are currently 7-2 in district and in third place. Next week, the Lions travel to Del Valle on Thursday, Feb. 23, and host Wimberley on Saturday, Feb. 25.
JV vs. Marble Falls
The Lockhart Lion junior varsity soccer team hosted Marble Falls in a district game on Friday, Feb. 17, at Lion Stadium.
Friday"s game marked the second time the Lions had played Marble Falls, with the Mustangs winning the first game, 3-0. "We really wanted to get a win against these guys", said Coach Ramez Antoun. "We are a better team this time around."
The Lions came out aggressive, challenging for every ball and winning a majority of them. Many passes were linked together and the Lions were able to sustain an attack for much of the first half. Scoring chances were hard to come by, as the Mustang defense was playing well. Many Lion shots were either blocked by defensive players or stopped by Mustang goalkeeper.
Defensively the Lions were an organized group, thanks to the leadership of sophomore sweeper Bobby Henrickson and freshman stopper Robbie Clifton. Every first half offensive push by the Mustangs was met with a waiting defensive group that was up to the challenge.
The first half ended in a scoreless tie.
"I was extremely pleased with our play in the first half. We looked good in all phases of the game. All I told the team was to keep shooting and to try taking one less touch on the ball. We dribbled into defensive players when a shot on goal was available an instant earlier. Also, with the wind in our face in the second half, short passes on the ground would be the smartest play", said Coach Antoun.
The second half began much like the first, with the Lions linking together many passes and using the entire field. The shots on goal did come for the Lions. In the fifth minute sophomore forward Jose Jaimes netted the first goal on a low drive off a nice pass from freshman midfielder Cameron Peters. Five minutes later, the Lions went up 2-0 off a goal from Peters assisted by freshman Matthew Carneiro. The Lions kept the pressure on and were able to fend off a late Marble Falls attack to win, 2-0. Freshman goalkeeper Mauricio Gutierrez notched his fourth shutout in the Lion victory.
"The J.V. played their best game of the year tonight. We have made tremendous progress this year. This was a total team victory. I think Cameron Peters benefited from his time on the varsity, and he really stepped up his play tonight. It was a fun game to watch," Coach Antoun added.
The Lions are currently 3-3 in district play and 4-5 overall. Next, the Lions travel to Del Valle on Thursday, Feb. 23, before hosting Wimberley on Saturday, Feb. 25.
Varsity vs. Vista Ridge
The Lockhart Lion varsity soccer team tackled the district-leading Cedar Park Vista Ridge Rangers on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at Lion Stadium.
The beginning of the game was a frenzy of end-to-end action. Both teams were able to link many passes together and get into good scoring positions only to be shut down by the defensive play at both ends. It wasn"t until the tenth minute that both teams began to slow the play down and try to attack in a more methodical manner.
Seniors James "Jammer" Kellum and Sam Bussa did well in organizing the defense, while junior Seth Guckian paced the midfield with great touch and vision. It wasn"t until the nineteenth minute that the Rangers were able to get loose on the left side and bury a nice curving shot for a 1-0 lead.
"We did lose track of that guy, but he made a good move and let loose a great shot. Sometimes you just have to tip your hats to the opponent", said Coach Robert Ardis.
That 1-0 lead would carry the game into halftime, but the Lions did have several scoring opportunities before the first half ended.
"At halftime I told the guys that this was a winnable game. All we have to do is make that extra pass, take that extra run, and be aware of each other on the field. With the wind at our backs in the second half, I felt we had an excellent opportunity to pull out this game."
The second half started out much like the first, with end-to-end action and two motivated teams really going at one another. Before the first minute was even up, the Lions pulled even with a low well-struck goal from junior David Moore assisted by Senior JC Vogel. From that point on, the game reached another level. The Lions dominated the next few minutes putting together many passes, but were unable to pull ahead. Several goal-scoring chances were left out on the field.
"We had a lot of good chances to score, particularly on the right side, but our wings did not finish their runs. It"s a little frustrating to watch the ball roll right by an empty goal, knowing if a player was where he should"ve been it would have resulted in a goal", said Coach Ardis.
The game continued as Vista Ridge was able to mount a sustained attack on the Lion goal. The Lions stood strong, but the Rangers were able to draw a penalty kick with about fifteen minutes remaining. Goalkeeper Kellum was able to get a hand on it, but it wasn"t enough, and the Lions fell behind 2-1.
The Lions did not quit, and continued to attack the Vista Ridge goal. Several good shot sailed just wide, and in the closing seconds the Rangers tacked on an insurance goal. The game ended Vista Ridge"s three goals to Lockhart"s one goal.
"Overall I"m pleased with our performance tonight. As I told the players, I feel we can play with these guys, and we can beat them. We"ll just have to play a little harder next time", added Coach Ardis.
JV vs. Vista Ridge
The Lion junior varsity soccer team battled Cedar Park Vista Ridge Rangers on Tuesday, Feb. 14, at Lion Stadium.
The Rangers came out quick and aggressive, and the Lions were put on the defensive almost immediately. Although the Lions did get some good offensive pushes, the Rangers were able to open the scoring in the eighth minute off a good shot from right in front of the goal.
"It was a preventable goal," Coach Ramez Antoun said. "We just lost track of them in our end of the field. That is usually a good recipe for disaster."
The Rangers counter-attack led to their second goal. As was the case on the first goal, a Lion defender lost track of his defensive responsibility that led to a Ranger goal. A fumbled ball by the Lion goalkeeper led to the Rangers" third goal, and halftime came about with the Lions down, 3-0.
"I don"t really know what happened on that last goal", said freshman goalkeeper Mauricio Gutierrez. "I think the ball had some funny spin on it and I didn"t get down on it fast enough".
The Lions did come out in the second half with a little extra charge in their legs. They were aggressive in defending and attacking, and had opportunities to score. Freshman goalkeeper Michael Pittman made several good saves in the second half, and freshman Cameron Peters did a good job of pacing the midfield. Unfortunately the Lions could not overcome the sluggish start, and the Rangers were able to tack on two more goals and win, 5-0.
"I really wanted the guys to come out in the second half and put up a good fight," Coach Antoun said. "We have several talented players, but unfortunately we really haven"t been able to put it all together on a consistent basis. We just wanted to come out in the second half and play some smart soccer.
"Our team is getting better. All we can do is continue to work hard every day and hopefully things will start to go our way. There are several really good players on this squad, and before long they will start to show their talents," Coach Antoun added.
Freshman AJ Maderal played well in his first game of the season, as did sophomore Christian Gutierrez.
(Courtesy of Ramez Antoun)
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The lawsuit against the online lender alleged numerous infractions that led to borrowers paying too much or suffering unauthorized bank withdrawals.
Chicago-based online consumer lender Avant today agreed to pay $3.85 million to settle a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit alleging the company overcharged hundreds of borrowers in multiple ways over the last several years.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago, sought a permanent injunction against the various alleged bad practices, as well as reimbursements to affected borrowers and cancellation or changes to loan agreements.
The action may affect Avant's methodical efforts to revive its business following 2016, a year in which higher-than-expected loan losses led the firm to overhaul its lending model. When it last raised equity in 2015, three years after its launch, Avant was valued at about $2 billion. It clearly is well short of that now, but how much is hard to say since it hasn't gone back to market since.
The $3.85 million will go to reimbursing customers who paid too much, the FTC said.
Avant is one of many online lenders that popped up following the Great Recession as traditional banks pulled back on consumer lending. Avant makes installment loans of up to five years for $2,000 to $35,000 through its website at interest rates between 6 percent and 36 percent. Last year, it originated $1.1 billion in loans.The lawsuit paints a picture of a firm unable, whether on purpose or because of its systems, to live up to its promises to consumers. Avant promises on its website and in marketing materials to allow borrowers to make payments with credit or debit cards, but then "in many instances" has refused such payments, according to the complaint. The additional time needed to find a different means of paying resulted in additional interest.
Avant's headquarters at 222 N. LaSalle in downtown Chicago.
"In response to many complaints from consumers who requested to make payments using a credit card or debit card, Avant has stated that its policy is not to accept such payments, even though it continues to represent the opposite in its contracts and on its website," the suit said.
In other cases, Avant has delayed cashing paper checks to cover loan costs, resulting in more interest and late fees, according to the complaint. Sometimes "for many weeks," the complaint stated.
"Avant has been aware of consumer complaints about mishandled paper payments, including many complaints from consumers whose paper payments were not cashed or applied to their accounts for weeks or months after Avant received them, but Avant nevertheless has failed to institute routine mail handling controls, such as date-stamping envelopes when received, to ensure that the company timely processes paper payments," the complaint stated.
In other cases, borrowers who wanted to pay their loans off early received information from Avant about how much it would take. But, after paying, they'd get notices that they owed more or they would find Avant withdrawing funds from their bank accounts, according to the complaint.
The suit also alleges numerous cases of unauthorized charges, where Avant has improperly withdrawn money from customers' bank accounts. Loan payments are supposed to occur once a month, but Avant has at times withdrawn the payments more than once in a month. One customer saw 11 withdrawals in a month, according to the lawsuit.


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