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Jay Inslee: this rule is defective. This rule does not protect Americans' privacy. It protects piracy. It protects the continued…

On the recordJuly 1, 1999
this rule is defective. This rule does not protect Americans' privacy. It protects piracy. It protects the continued piracy of banks who are selling our credit card numbers, selling our checking account information, selling even the account numbers in our savings accounts to telemarketers who call us at night and try to sell us products we do not want and we did not ask for. Americans deserve the right to say no, to tell banks do not sell my credit card number. Do not sell my account information. Do not sell my checking account information. If we kill this rule, we are going to give Americans that right. This rule is a cruel hoax. It has a loophole big enough to drive an armored car through. Because while it says they cannot give our information to third party telemarketers, it allows banks to simply buy the telemarketers and continue to commit the same crime, the same sin. All they have got to do is change the name on the door, and they will continue to violate our privacy rights. Listen to the American people. Do not have industry dictate this rule. This is the people's House. Kill this rule.
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Jay Inslee
Democratic · Washington

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Opposing a rule related to consumer privacy and banking practices.

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