New York Attorney General investigates credit card partnerships, deals
A statewide probe into deceptive credit card marketing practices targeting students on New York college campuses could create headaches for the credit business, but it might be good news for campus card companies.
That’s what industry leaders are hoping will follow an investigation launched in August by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, says Lowell Adkins, executive director, National Association of Campus Card Users. The attorney general’s office sent letters to 300 schools statewide requesting copies of any exclusive contracts they have with credit and debit card companies.
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