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If banks don’t want the regulation, it must be good for consumers

If you’ve been following Congressional schedules, then you know that the House and the Senate are both involved with different versions of proposed credit card legislation.  Some people I know feel that additional regulation is not necessary, and moreover the whole process (and Congress) is rife with corruption.  I don’t necessarily disagree that corruption in [...]

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My response to ConsumerMan article about Chase: Maybe Chase’s “desire” is to attract customers who are capable of mind-reading?

I sent Herb Weisbaum (ConsumerMan) an email on December 25, 2008.  Although I did receive an auto-responder reply, I had all but given up hope that he would ever cover the “5% minimum payment, add a new ‘finance charge’” issue with Chase.
However, one of this site’s visitors (who also was quoted) sent me this link to an April [...]

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Chase class action lawsuit #13, filed by Green Welling LLP

I have just received word from Green Welling LLP, with documentation attached, regarding Chase class action lawsuit #13: Michael A. Pendleton on behalf of himself and all others similarly situated, Plaintiff v. Chase Bank USA, N.A., Defendant.
There’s been some speculation on the part of site visitors in light of some recent headlines that the class [...]

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