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Banksters can't explain why, if arbitration is so good for consumers, banks force it into all contracts up front Nothing prevents banks from giving consumers the choice to arbitrate once a dispute arises Nicklaus: Agency wants to save consumers from the perils of fine print If arbitration is evil if forced on car dealers, why is it OK for car dealers to force it on consumers? From the terrific blog of Consumers for Automobile Reliability and Safety (CARS) Here’s what Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa had to say, in favor of the legislation he authored, giving car dealers a special exemption from being forced to arbitrate their claims, in order to purchase a franchise to sell cars: "Forced arbitration should be entirely banned from consumer contracts. But a rule allowing class-action lawsuits will do for now." Fine print finagle: Away with ‘mandatory arbitration’ in contracts How you can help in the fight against these unfair practices Discover Should you pay for credit repair?
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