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This provision establishes the operational framework under which PayPal may transfer personal information related to account delinquency to external parties in the debt collection and credit reporting system. The clause establishes that third-party privacy policies govern how those entities process the disclosed information.
Under this clause, users' personal information may be shared with debt collection and credit reporting agencies if PayPal determines an account debt is unpaid and overdue. The terms authorize credit reporting agencies to record this information, which may affect the user's credit profile and creditworthiness determinations by other entities.
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"Credit reporting and debt collection agencies. We may disclose Personal Information with such agencies to collect unpaid overdue debts through a third party such as a debt collection agency. Please be aware that these parties' privacy notices apply to the processing of Personal Information that you share directly with them, and they may report your unpaid debts to CRAs which may affect your creditworthiness or ability to secure future credit.— Excerpt from PayPal's PayPal Privacy Statement
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This provision establishes the operational framework under which PayPal may transfer personal information related to account delinquency to external parties in the debt collection and credit reporting system. The clause establishes that third-party privacy policies govern how those entities process the disclosed information.
Under this clause, users' personal information may be shared with debt collection and credit reporting agencies if PayPal determines an account debt is unpaid and overdue. The terms authorize credit reporting agencies to record this information, which may affect the user's credit profile and creditworthiness determinations by other entities.
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