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It's unclear to me why the 3 credit bureaus are free to collect, store, repackage & resell — to creditors, but also back to *me* — sensitive info about my credit habits that I've not authorized or confirmed the veracity of... in fact, *can't* confirm w/o purchasing the "product."https://twitter.com/terronk/status/1155147304409505798 …
Imagine if Facebook were assigning me a score based in large part on information it was collecting on me from third parties, sold that score & data to *other* third parties who might use it to deny me a home/car loan, & charged *me* a hefty subscription just to know the number
So I totally agree it's a horrible racket, but you can get free access to your reports & many credit cards are giving "free" scores now, too.
annual scores and reports, usually, which don't help you much if you're actively working on repairing your credit
Seems pretty insidious, but hard to get around the fact that reputation is the fundamental currency. Are there alternatives? There's blockchain, but I worry that that could become even worse 
Unfortunately, it appears to me that this particular form of 'reputation' is meant solely to gauge the profitability of exploiting those listed.
They do that in China. 
Even that's not entirely analogous. You can quit Facebook. Opting out of the credit system, on the other hand, is next to impossible.
Mostly agree, but do they use it to deny loans, or shift the terms offered curve while the deny line remains static? Would the % of people denied loans decrease if they did not have that data?
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