“Commercial or transactions information (such as records of personal property or products or services purchased, obtained or considered, vehicle information, insurance claims, insurance underwriting information) Yes... Sold, shared, or disclosed... Yes”
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Commercial and transactions data—including insurance claims and vehicle information—leaves Experian's possession through sale or disclosure to outside parties.
A reader's commercial and transactions information is collected by Experian and may be sold, shared, or disclosed to others.
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Commercial and transactions data—including insurance claims and vehicle information—leaves Experian's possession through sale or disclosure to outside parties.
A reader's commercial and transactions information is collected by Experian and may be sold, shared, or disclosed to others.
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