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Old 08-12-2004, 07:40 PM
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Re: Using your credit report to determine your insurance premium
Luckily I have had the same provider for over 10yrs and they have not gone to quoting by credit scores. Good thing because I do not have the best credit in the world, trying to get things back together but I would still be furious if they went to going by credit score because I have never made a claim and I carry 4 policies with them...

They should have checked your sister upfront if that was their policy and not notify after the fact. They should not make her pay for the credit check either. The company wanted the credit check so they should pay. And probally they will charge her more than what they paid for the credit check also.
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