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Regulators Have Concerns About Lenders' Use of Facebook, Other Sites -- (link)
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Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Jan 9 '14, 06:45
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Lending companies are looking at potential problems such as whether applicants put the same job information on their loan application as they posted on LinkedIn, or if they shared on Facebook that they had been let go by an employer.
(online.wsj.com)
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Stupid FDA, they're just making bagels! -- nm
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Ender
Jan 9, 06:59
Companies are tapping into other sources of data, including PayPal and eBay accounts, to determine not just whether to loan money or increase credit -- nm
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Strongbad
Jan 9, 06:46
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