In fact, the average Wells Fargo customer was forced to pay nearly $11,000. Instead you have to go through secret arbitration process that’s completely biased in their favor.Ī recent study just found that the average citizen who goes through forced arbitration ends up having to pay their bank or lender $7,725. They make use of fine print ripoff clauses deep within their contracts, so that if you have a dispute with them you can’t address them in court. Lots of large corporations, including Equifax and Wells Fargo, use forced arbitration to keep people from suing them when they break the law. Can you explain the importance of the CFPB rule to me in simple terms? Like I am a empty metal top hat? You've said you intended to draw attention to a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that Republican senators are trying to repeal. I rang up Amanda Werner, aka Uncle Rich Uncle Pennybags, to get some clarification. That's the rules! And it's infuriating that companies like Equifax aren't following those rules! It says in the Monopoly rules that the way the game ends is one person gets bored, one person gets angry and one person leaves to go pay the pizza delivery person and never comes back. To the end! With no cheating! It's a known fact that literally no one has ever finished a game of Monopoly.
Mr monopoly full#
And every time they go over to his house he makes them play a full game.