Where to Buy a truck without Binding Aributration
having recently lost big time, I'm looking to buy my next truck where binding arbitration is not required. Anyone know any state, etc., where such is not required? In particular Nissan dealers.
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1968 Mooney is right on the money with his post.I might add to his post the fact that the banks and credit unions charge huge fees (if you are late or what ever), they also charge huge interest $$ on any kind of payment transaction. Yet, they are paying (for the most part), less than 1% for your savings deposit while they are making up to 30% on CC loans and payments. How did we ever allow this to happen? Just try and do something about it. This is how they can afford to put a branch office with 4-5 people in it on every street corner, even tiny little towns.
