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> Under this proposal, Americans would be able to receive credit scores for free I have never paid to see my credit score, so I'm not sure how this is novel?
by joegahona 7y ago
> Under this proposal, Americans would be able to receive credit scores for free
I have never paid to see my credit score, so I'm not sure how this is novel?
Also, are things not going well at Vox? 900px (height!) of ads at the top of the page along with Outbrain trash and numerous right-rail ads and inside-the-content ads (on desktop) do not give the impression of a thriving publication.
- caseysoftware 7y agoRe: the ads - Facebook & Google are playing games and playing them dirtier than ever before: https://thechive.com/2019/09/19/facebook-and-google-are-currently-playing-their-toxic-endgame-10-photos/ https://thechive.com/2019/09/19/facebook-and-google-are-curr...
- dmix 7y agoGoogle really has been pushing the limits of their customers tolerance for their advertising recently. Has there been some management change or is this just another stock boosting attempt to mask the plateauing which happens to every business? I guess they've given up the constraint and minimalism that helped them get to #1 in the first place. Once again the obsession with never ending growth is compromising the utility of the top players and pressures the regulators to do something. Google should be happy there are ad blockers, otherwise there'd be a lot more outcry and pushback from the influential tech community.
- bearjaws 7y agoIf you are using a "free" e.g. credit karma, Mint, credit monitoring service, you are paying via giving away your information, its not free. You're the product being sold.
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