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: ContractsProf Blog"Payday lender" squeezing defenseless . . . banks?
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Guess who's feeling what it's like being in the clutches of a predatory lender? Yep, Americas's banks, who are suddenly discovering what a lot of consumers have discovered over the years: the peril of fine print in loan agreements. Here...Full post as published by ContractsProf Blog on April 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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