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To: VRWCtaz
I do not see that payday loans or credit cards are any different than loan sharks minus the physical intimation. Should we regulate them? Are we our brothers keeper? I see them as predatory and I would mind seeing them out of business. The stores are an eye sore to any community.
7 posted on 12/30/2007 2:45:49 PM PST by ThisLittleLightofMine
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To: ThisLittleLightofMine
I do not see that payday loans or credit cards are any different than loan sharks minus the physical intimation. Should we regulate them? Are we our brothers keeper? I see them as predatory and I would mind seeing them out of business. The stores are an eye sore to any community.

But there's a market for them... In a solid, middle class neighborhood of Overland Park, KS (near 75th & Metcalf) there are 4 different payday loan offices within 4 blocks of each other. This is a fairly high-rent area. If there wasn't business for them, they wouldn't be there.

Mark

65 posted on 12/30/2007 5:52:09 PM PST by MarkL
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