A CBS News correspondent said:
“(Your credit score) is what almost every company in your life uses to determine whether you are a credible, trustworthy borrowing candidate. From your prospective employers to your prospective landlords, most companies will check your credit score in order to gauge their risk. No one likes a deadbeat!”
An anonymous writer for Investopedia had the (exact) same thought:
“Well, it’s what almost every company in your life uses to determine whether you are a credible, trustworthy borrowing candidate. From your prospective employers to your prospective landlords, most companies will check your credit score in order to gauge their risk. No one likes a deadbeat!” [update, 4/24/2011]
But, even funnier, is that the chain goes one more step: The anonymous writer thinks a lot like another writer.
The Counter-Plagiarism Handbook : CJR
Copy, Shake, and Paste
University of Chicago Plagiarism Guidelines
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Update 12/23/2010: Part Two
