Insight on the NAR Settlement

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10:51a, 3/25/24

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By now, most of us have heard of the proposed NAR/DOJ settlement. (proposed NAR/DOJ settlement).

We'd like to hear your feedback.

Good for the consumer? Will prices come down because of this? Let us know below!

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In reply to TexAgs Sponsors • 11:38a, 4/4/24

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I don't think any money will make it back to the pockets of homebuyers, nor will it have any effect on prices or commissions.

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11:57a, 4/4/24

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Unfortunately, I can't really think of anything that has been done for the sake of the consumer that actually ends up being good for the consumer.

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In reply to Sea Speed • 1:42p, 4/4/24

Sea Speed said:
Unfortunately, I can't really think of anything that has been done for the sake of the consumer that actually ends up being good for the consumer.

The very first consumer protection law: Bottled-in-Bond Act.

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In reply to Martin Q. Blank • 1:50p, 4/4/24

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Martin Q. Blank said:
Sea Speed said:
Unfortunately, I can't really think of anything that has been done for the sake of the consumer that actually ends up being good for the consumer.
The very first consumer protection law: Bottled-in-Bond Act.

Booze not strong enough, do not want.

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In reply to Sea Speed • 9:14a, 4/5/24

Sea Speed said:
Unfortunately, I can't really think of anything that has been done for the sake of the consumer that actually ends up being good for the consumer.

Lots of good work done by socialists 100 - 120 years ago.

94chem,
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