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Tell me which party to the transaction you are as you make this rational decision. Or explain that you don't understand the industry or any of the regulatory f
by zxcmx 9y ago
Tell me which party to the transaction you are as you make this rational decision.
Or explain that you don't understand the industry or any of the regulatory frameworks involved.
Have you ever accepted a payment?
EDIT: not sure if I misread you, probably responding to a comment in flight. Your initial position seemed to be different to what I read now. I get that "identity fraud" as an industry position is a shitty attempt at moving risk but that was not the comment I was reponding to. Sorry if that sucks.
- beagle3 9y agoThe party who gets a call from collectors or who is denied credit. If I publish your nude pictures in a newspaper, you are similarly not a party to this transaction, but you are hurt by it. This is similar.
- zxcmx 9y agoI apologise but I think you have a poor understanding of the way this stuff works. Everyone absolutely wants to extend you credit.
- _jal 9y agoNo, you're missing the poster's point. They're saying the problem is this: You want to do business with company A. Company A asks company B for information about you. Company B lies to company A. Now company A won't do business with you, because company B lied about you. Company B in this scenario is a company like Experian.