The great barrier backlash

Credit card companies and banks are notorious for their late-payment fees, over-limit fees, overdraft fees, and anything else they can find to stack the deck in their favor. Overall cost to the city in the form of lost revenue will be far greater than what is charged through its penalties. * Busines...

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Published inJournal of environmental health Vol. 77; no. 5; pp. 42 - 43
Main Author Frey, Thomas
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States National Environmental Health Association 01.12.2014
Subjects
Analysis
Backlash
Banks
Business law
Charging
Communities
Competition
Decks
Economic Competition - organization & administration
Economic Competition - trends
Environmental Health - trends
Fees & charges
Fines & penalties
Forecasts and trends
High speed trains
Internet - trends
Market trend/market analysis
Monetary policy
Painted
Social Media - trends
Stacks
Travel
South Korea
Colorado
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Summary:Credit card companies and banks are notorious for their late-payment fees, over-limit fees, overdraft fees, and anything else they can find to stack the deck in their favor. Overall cost to the city in the form of lost revenue will be far greater than what is charged through its penalties. * Businesses that employ the use of fee traps, legal shenanigans, or anything construed as customer abuse will have their tactics bared to the public with a hacker's bullseye painted squarely on their executive officers. * Communities that make it hard to do business will be publicly exposed.
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ISSN:0022-0892