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> we do not have a score of course you have a score, it's just implied rather than explicit. how many missed payments? how much were those missed payments? tha
by listenallyall 3y ago
> we do not have a score
of course you have a score, it's just implied rather than explicit. how many missed payments? how much were those missed payments? that's the score.
> an implicit trust in your declarations
...but we still look you up in the central database ;-) sure, we trust you
- BrandoElFollito 3y agoOK, let's put it another way then. Whenever there is a hack there is panic in the US about credits and credit scores. You are provided a "monitoring" for a year in case things south (and hopefully a way to recover). You hear about what to do to have/keep a credit score in the US. So this is something important. These considerations do not exist in Europe, nobody ever discusses this. It means there is a fundamental difference about how credits are apprised in Europe and the US. I do not even mention the fact that we virtually do not have credit cards. That is cards where there is a minimum amount to pay back and the rest is credited. So this is really different.