It is one thing for a bunch of consumer groups to bash a Federal Trade Commission report giving insurers some support for their use of credit scoring when underwriting auto policies, but it's quite another when there is dissension within the FTC itself. At this point, you have to wonder what credibility the report has left.


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Our own Dave Postal reported that Commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour has issues with the study's methodology, expressing doubts about “the reliability of any conclusions the report might draw.

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