Sylvia Miller, a married woman, wanted to buy a pair of loveseats from a retail furniture store. The store offered to arrange to finance for her through the Public Industrial Loan Company. Public later refused to extend credit to Miller unless her husband cosigned the debt obligation. The reason was a consumer reporting agency’s unfavorable credit report on Miller. Was Public’s action forbidden sex discrimination under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act? In any event, what other legal remedy might Miller have?