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12. How is this even legal to charge $40 to pay a bill!?

Thu Sep 22, 2022, 02:47 PM

Sep 2022

Outrageous! What kind of place is it? Corporate owned?

What kind of app are they making you use?

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Justifying raise in interest rates, read this. Very informative [View all] Paper Roses Sep 2022 OP

We've given up our house hunt. C_U_L8R Sep 2022 #1

My daughter's given up as well... Backseat Driver Sep 2022 #7

How is this even legal to charge $40 to pay a bill!? jmbar2 Sep 2022 #12

'The underlying problem is not inflation. It's corporate power.' elleng Sep 2022 #2

Only way to throttle corporate power is.... at140 Sep 2022 #3

Competition and regulation. elleng Sep 2022 #5

Much much much easier for FED to increase rates than at140 Sep 2022 #10

No, and likelihood that the 'quickly possible' elleng Sep 2022 #13

What? are you following economic news? at140 Sep 2022 #20

Antitrust actions. Laws are already in place. scipan Sep 2022 #18

I like what FED is doing although at140 Sep 2022 #19

Corporate greed is not inflation. onecaliberal Sep 2022 #4

Requires Congress to act. DetroitLegalBeagle Sep 2022 #6

BINGO! at140 Sep 2022 #11

Corporate greed CAUSES inflation. elleng Sep 2022 #15

We had to destroy the village in order to save it. ThoughtCriminal Sep 2022 #9

Putting your golden retriever to sleep because he barks... WarGamer Sep 2022 #14

How is this not a circular cycle? durablend Sep 2022 #17

The circle gets broken by recession. former9thward Sep 2022 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author Brainfodder Sep 2022 #23