Truthmatters
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- May 10, 2007
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It is just insane how much they watn to be ripped off by scammers.
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What in the world are you babbling about?How can we afford this new agency?
As if we didn't have enough in this area already.
More and more government is not the answer.
If allowed to do it's job, the reduction in interest on credit cards will be enough to fund the agency.
It's just insane how truly dopey you can be.It is just insane how much they watn to be ripped off by scammers.
People can't make financial decision for themselves.
They need the all-knowing hand of the government to protect them.
The Government is my shepherd,
I shall not want;
He makes me lie down in green technology...
You're amusing...in a wholly irrelevant way.
What do you think happens when average ordinary Americans find themselves up against businesses which do not act in good faith?
Have you heard of how credit card companies get young kids and adults on credit with contracts that are pages long (that nobody reads, by the way) and interest rates that can jump up to well over 30% (or higher) just because of late payments?
Or how about the banks who haven't been following proper legal procedure when it comes to mortgage forclosures on 100s of thousands of homes?
They there's the whole pay day loan debacle that's going on nationwide.
That's just for startes.
What hope to you think that individuals stand when trying to deal with companies like this when they might not even be based in ther own state?
And that's not even taking into account the fly-by-night companies which close up shop when the heat is on, move to another location or state and start all over again with changed business names.
Consumers can make good financial decisions, but when it comes to dishonest or fraudulent companies and their owners, consumers don't really stand a chance. And as long as the chances of getting caught or prosecuted is slim, nothing will change.
Why is it the right thinks the business world is populated by saints?
What in the world are you babbling about?How can we afford this new agency?
As if we didn't have enough in this area already.
More and more government is not the answer.
If allowed to do it's job, the reduction in interest on credit cards will be enough to fund the agency.
Maybe you should stop treating people like they are brainless morons and start realizing we can take care of ourselves without "papa" government micromanaging our lives?
housing market says your wrong. People are suckers
People can't make financial decision for themselves.
They need the all-knowing hand of the government to protect them.
The Government is my shepherd,
I shall not want;
He makes me lie down in green technology...
You're amusing...in a wholly irrelevant way.
What do you think happens when average ordinary Americans find themselves up against businesses which do not act in good faith?
Have you heard of how credit card companies get young kids and adults on credit with contracts that are pages long (that nobody reads, by the way) and interest rates that can jump up to well over 30% (or higher) just because of late payments?
Or how about the banks who haven't been following proper legal procedure when it comes to mortgage forclosures on 100s of thousands of homes?
They there's the whole pay day loan debacle that's going on nationwide.
That's just for startes.
What hope to you think that individuals stand when trying to deal with companies like this when they might not even be based in ther own state?
And that's not even taking into account the fly-by-night companies which close up shop when the heat is on, move to another location or state and start all over again with changed business names.
Consumers can make good financial decisions, but when it comes to dishonest or fraudulent companies and their owners, consumers don't really stand a chance. And as long as the chances of getting caught or prosecuted is slim, nothing will change.
Maybe you should stop treating people like they are brainless morons and start realizing we can take care of ourselves without "papa" government micromanaging our lives?
housing market says your wrong. People are suckers
Sure they are... when you have the gubmint strong-arming banks to make stupid SISA loans to $7/hr wage earners in a vote-buying scheme. However, that doesn't mean we need a new Federal Agency, full of bureaucrats, who will be in a few short years dictating cc interest rates, what banks can issue cc's, what you can use a cc for, etc.
Fuck a big bunch of that shit Sparky.
Republicans try to kill Consumer Financial Protection agency before it even starts
People can't make financial decision for themselves.
They need the all-knowing hand of the government to protect them.
The Government is my shepherd,
I shall not want;
He makes me lie down in green technology...
You're amusing...in a wholly irrelevant way.
What do you think happens when average ordinary Americans find themselves up against businesses which do not act in good faith?
Have you heard of how credit card companies get young kids and adults on credit with contracts that are pages long (that nobody reads, by the way) and interest rates that can jump up to well over 30% (or higher) just because of late payments?
Or how about the banks who haven't been following proper legal procedure when it comes to mortgage forclosures on 100s of thousands of homes?
They there's the whole pay day loan debacle that's going on nationwide.
That's just for startes.
What hope to you think that individuals stand when trying to deal with companies like this when they might not even be based in ther own state?
And that's not even taking into account the fly-by-night companies which close up shop when the heat is on, move to another location or state and start all over again with changed business names.
Consumers can make good financial decisions, but when it comes to dishonest or fraudulent companies and their owners, consumers don't really stand a chance. And as long as the chances of getting caught or prosecuted is slim, nothing will change.
It is just insane how much they watn to be ripped off by scammers.
Have you heard of how credit card companies get young kids and adults on credit with contracts that are pages long (that nobody reads, by the way) and interest rates that can jump up to well over 30% (or higher) just because of late payments?
Or how about the banks who haven't been following proper legal procedure when it comes to mortgage forclosures on 100s of thousands of homes?
They there's the whole pay day loan debacle that's going on nationwide.
And that's not even taking into account the fly-by-night companies which close up shop when the heat is on, move to another location or state and start all over again with changed business names.
Consumers can make good financial decisions, but when it comes to dishonest or fraudulent companies and their owners, consumers don't really stand a chance. And as long as the chances of getting caught or prosecuted is slim, nothing will change.
what the right wants is the average citizen to have to go up against the entire team of every corporations lawyers every time they buy any item.
They want the corporations to be able to do ANYTHING they want to do.
How are you going to even eat when it is proven they will put poison in food to make more money?
what the right wants is the average citizen to have to go up against the entire team of every corporations lawyers every time they buy any item.
They want the corporations to be able to do ANYTHING they want to do.
How are you going to even eat when it is proven they will put poison in food to make more money?