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**AlexHoole** · 02-09-2022, 07:49 PM

I am wildly interested in how my browser history can provide helpful information for my credit rating. Can the number and quality of requests somehow affect how I spend money?
The funny thing is that each user has several browsers that are not synchronized. I think that such companies as https://www.antonybatty.com are more likely to help me or my company get a loan than my Google search results.
I hope it's still a joke and won't come to implementation. I believe that there are still worthy specialists in our government.

02-09-2022, 07:49 PM	#3
AlexHoole Join Date Sep 2019 Posts 99 Member	I am wildly interested in how my browser history can provide helpful information for my credit rating. Can the number and quality of requests somehow affect how I spend money? The funny thing is that each user has several browsers that are not synchronized. I think that such companies as https://www.antonybatty.com are more likely to help me or my company get a loan than my Google search results. I hope it's still a joke and won't come to implementation. I believe that there are still worthy specialists in our government.
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