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: CL&P BlogElizabeth Warren on Business Week's NAF expose
By Deepak Gupta
Over the weekend, Brian posted about Business Week's new must-read investigative report on how the National Arbitration Forum stacks the deck against consumers. Elizabeth Warren has just posted her thoughts on the article over at Talking Points Memo:
Whether you know it or not, you may have already lost your next dispute with your credit card company--even if they made the mistake and you can prove it. . . . The Business Week story is for everyone who thinks that, by and large, fairness will win out, for everyone who thinks that a big-name company would never deliberately take advantage of its customers, and for everyone who things that arbitration sounds like a low-cost, fair way to clear up problems.
(For more background on the subject, check out Public Citizen's statistical analysis of NAF cases.)
Full post as published by CL&P Blog on June 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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