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I wouldn't say they're hitting it out of the park; I'd say they've been doing what they were supposed to be doing but haven't in the last 20+ years. Having said
by Clubber 2y ago
I wouldn't say they're hitting it out of the park; I'd say they've been doing what they were supposed to be doing but haven't in the last 20+ years. Having said that, it's nice to see they've finally woken up after all these years.
I want to see them go after the credit card companies. They can start by passing usury laws that cap interest at 10%.
- thfuran 2y agoI'd be more interested in capping processing fees.
- gorbachev 2y agoTheir #1 target should be credit reporting agencies, and other information brokers.
- thfuran 2y agoIt's beyond the scope of the agency, but we need comprehensive statutory privacy protection. There's a massive industry around acquiring and selling data that's far bigger than just the credit reporting agencies. It'd be mostly a waste of time trying to approach it piecemeal.