For private to private sellers, there aren't a lot of protections. If the problem continues to be as large as it is, there's going to have to be laws put in place.

Consumers like being able to shop for bargains. But you need to know, when you enter into a contract by sending in forms, that the promise isn't going to be broken.

The bottom line is that these people are going after consumers. They use intimidation, and prey on the need for college dollars. The information they provide can usually be found in any good public library.

I wouldn't have a problem with it if they didn't advertise 'unlimited rentals.

It smells of political pandering. We have no problem with strong border protections, but anyone who thinks you can have immigration reform starting with just border protections has their head in the sand.

The numbers don't lie -- there continues to be a problem, and it's getting worse, not better.