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Originally Posted by legion

I don't recall ever giving them my permission to collect any information on me.

Originally Posted by ossiblue

Nor have any of us, but the more I think about it, it may have been in the small print of any and all the agreements we signed when applying for credit or securing a loan. Something to the effect of sharing with limited third parties related to the loan/financial institution. Looks innocuous enough and is identified as part of the lender's institution or business model, not just random commercial businesses.

That's my recollection, anyway, until I can find a copy of the credit agreements. Even if that is the case, the reality is, if one refuses to that part of the agreement, they cannot get the credit/loan so you have no choice.

Just like the banks they always get your permission one way o the other.

Got this message this morning, about my bank "Revised Terms and Conditions", which I normally don't bother to read;

By signing in to RBC Online Banking on or after October 12, 2017, you’re agreeing to the revised terms and conditions of the Electronic Access Agreement.