On 3/26/07, Stewart Stremler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It might be that a slightly corrupted credit report gives your bank the
opportunity to charge you a higher interest rate ("'cuz your credit
score isn't so good"), which makes your bank MORE money.
It might be that a slightly corrupted credit report means the bank
missed the opportunity to offer you a lower interest rate, which means
they lost your business and make less money.
This is the market. The market work like this. It's in everyone's
interest that information is as accurate and widespread as available.
Some would say this is the whole point of a market: to accurately
identify value where it is, no more no less.
-todd
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