Consumers have the right to sue. If they are dissatisfied, they have the absolute right to sue. That principle, once a undeniable truth, is being debated by the Supreme Court this week as a company called CompuCredit, a subprime credit card company, is currently being sued by three of its customers in federal court.
The customers claim that the company practiced deceptive measures that did not comply with the 1996 Credit Repair Organizations Act, which requires that credit repair organizations treat customers fairly and openly.
Wanda Greenwood, Deborah McCleese, and Ladelle Hatfield are the three plaintiffs. All three customers signed up for a CompuCredit marketed credit card. All three customers had bad credit, and were under the impression that the CompuCredit card would help them start over and get their credit score back on track.
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