You social networking posts can decide you creditworthiness


credit_score_2.gifIt’s really a pain in the ass when you have creditors who do not pay up. Ask a majority of the banks in the nation and they will tell you how hard a decision it is to give someone the power to get your a** stuck up with their growing debts. You can barely expect it from them and if you push too hard they find suicide as the ultimate solution and you’re left with nothing. So the best thing is to tap into their Tweets and status updates on social networking sites. Yes, a San Francisco company called Rapleaf actually monitors your posts on social networking sites.


What’s more is that looking into your online social media also gives the banks a hint of what kind of company you keep and if these people are dutiful folk. If not, you’re bound to be in trouble.
[WTopnews]