Give Me Back My Rights! the Dangers of Mandatory Arbitration Clauses

The Dangers of Binding Mandatory Arbitration (BMA) Clauses

Here’s What To Do:

You can fight back! You can help us stop BMA (Binding Mandatory Arbitration) abuse. Click on the links below and read more about BMA in various clauses.

Thinking about a new vehicle? Stay away from dealerships with BMA clauses. Visit our companion site, www.CallBeforeYouBuy.com for tips.

Want to join a credit union?
Most Credit Unions don't have BMA clauses in their credit card and lending agreements. (Some credit unions DO have BMA clauses in their investment services contracts). If you'd like to join one, here are two links:

Once you located a credit union, make sure it doesn't have a BMA clause in any of the products and services you may use.

Have you been defrauded by a company or want to fight a BMA clause? Find a consumer lawyer with the National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA).

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