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2009-08-06 — ml-implode.com
"I’ve got it now… so, the Federal Reserve recommends that consumers contact an attorney when involved in contract disputes with banks, but the California legislature is about to pass a law saying that lawyers can’t charge a client a fair retainer when taking on such clients, which will effectively eliminate a consumer’s ability to retain legal counsel? Do I have that right, or am I missing something?"
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nc-eegi at 11:24 2009-08-07 said:
The federal reserve is the problem! If there is an attorny out there that is actually worth "ANYTHING". This is a golden opportunity to make name for yourself. This is history, not money. I'm surprised these BS non-profits haven't jumped into this yet. Anyone ever feel like something's that come out of our gov't just don't feel right? There is a reason for that, because it's not, we have more of a feeling about things are than some senator or congress person.(Unfortunately) I bash mine on a daily basis to try and bash some since into there heads. Yes, all this BS will pass, the new HERA/TIL. I mean honestly, it wasn't worth the money everyone spent in order for these politicians to figure out a way to make this informative. Let's be honest, the customer wants to know what rate they are making a payment on and what the monthly payment is and thats it. It is really that simple. The APR is BS, because 90% of the software out there right now doesn't calculate it properly anyway. Anybody feel me? I hear ya! Permalinknc-eegi at 11:28 2009-08-07 said:
Doesn't everyone see how this thing is panning out. The only one making money from this point on is the gov't. For a very long time. Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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