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Subject: Does it matter? Author: THartill [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10/17/06 3:12pm In reply to: Nora 's message, "Lars admits that insurance companies might not have any evidence to support their claims" on 10/17/06 12:01am It doesn't matter to me. A insurance company has the right to set whatever rates they want. If they are screwing someone over, that person can get insurance somewhere else. If the studies are wrong then there are insurance companies out there that will offer lower rates. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Insurance companies lying about credit scores to get consumers money Carrie 10/18/06 1:31am Market Arbitrage -- THartill, 10/18/06 12:51pm From the horsie mouth -- THartill, 10/18/06 4:09pm I think you're missing -- Walter Richards, 10/19/06 12:28pm