4 ms·
While there might be such a difference in price, equating trying to avoid data collection through legitimate means with being flagged as a probable fraudster an
by namaria 2y ago
While there might be such a difference in price, equating trying to avoid data collection through legitimate means with being flagged as a probable fraudster and having to pay 10x is not sound reasoning.
If people were routinely getting gauged like this for trying to opt out of something, there would be a pretty huge story in that and I doubt it would go unreported.
- brewdad 2y agoWould these people necessarily know? I mean, if I'm getting quoted $10,000 a year to insure my car and my neighbor pays $1,000 for a similar car, I'm going to notice. But if I'm getting quotes of $1,200 or $1,500 would I know my thin data file is costing me money rather than some other mystery factor? Rinse. Repeat for loans a half percent to a full percent higher than my credit score should otherwise get me.