I'm saying real life mates...
like what do you think of TALAM's houses like I mentioned...
also.....Direct sales or MLM??.......
than tell me your truthful answer...
Like I said also previously; it's up to the party that held your CTOS to be discretions in their actions (same as you do in your quoted example). CTOS serve only as a provider of information.
So what?...you're going to close down the whole police force as ppl would still threaten others who don't pay that they would go to the police or lawyer to sue their ass off....
And btw, don't you agree ppl remembers 1 thing that you done wrong more than a thousand things you've done right?! Ask yourself to your heart. Not to based it all on morales and all.
Racist or no racist I dare to honestly speak up my mind and tell you that I do have my reservation if someone dealing with me is listed or previously had shown bad records before. Given 2nd chance or not is based on my further investigation. So don't simply shoot me down if you do act that way. I guessed you wouldn't act like that as certainly you wouldn't investigate more on the case whereby the competitor furnish you with all the CTOS listing. So enough accusation; did you or did you not investigate further on the allegation and find out why the particular company is listed in CTOS in the first place than only you choose which company to deal with. Or did you just brush aways the chap and since he's trying to frame the other party; with your high morality you reject that chap straight away and didn't investigate straight away sign up with the other company listed in CTOS?!
Added on July 6, 2007, 2:35 pmbtw, I work in a bank as a risk analyst and the bank process many applications per day; more than thousands.
The bank needs a tools to mitigate risk and CTOS happens to be one of the tools. and you can't blame the bank for generalising as after analyzing we found that those ever listed has higher tendency to default.
Somemore with tons of applications per day; no bank can afford to judge an applications 1 by 1; thus a general reject rules is being set. Like for us; for minor records listing (i.e. summons) in CTOS more than 5 years; we disregard it. But bankruptcy cases listed in CTOS; we'll take it seriously and rejects. All this policy doesn't come by by just snapping fingers. All this policies is being done after doing analysis and studies.
Many thinks the banks are against them.......but they doesn't understand that bank's appetite for risk is unlike ah long! Basically bank's don't like risk. Somemore, we can't have any risk based pricing; if not we'll approve this guys with higher APR (interest).
So unless the case is being appealed, we'll reject outright. If you work as an underwriter or risk analyst as me; you'll know and understand why we need to rely on generalisation.
Added on July 6, 2007, 3:45 pmpls all check CTOS website:
http://www.ctos.com.my/ FAQ to have better insight and I've checked the particular page and found that it's last updated on:Wednesday, July 21, 2004 11:38:43 PM
So all this while it's been claiming to be 'Lead Information System' which denotes:
To provide 'information lead' for the purpose of discovery and insight to past record to aid in process of decision making.
again they further commented in this FAQ:
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2. Some say CTOS is a blacklist yet there are those who say it is not. What is it really?
Contrary to popular belief, the CTOS system is not a blacklist. The CTOS system is a "lead information system" and not a blacklisting system.
The information presented in CTOS are only meant to be "information leads". Credit grantors examine and decide if these leads are of such material nature as to have such a significant impact that a further probe is warranted.
When further probes are necessary, credit grantors check with the relevant parties like the plaintiff, the solicitors or even the subject themselves of the case's current status, the nature and origin and cause of such actions etc.
Credit grantors then make their own decisions accordingly in compliance to their own business strategies and policies.
so attacks should be towards FIs and not CTOS.
This post has been edited by b00n: Jul 6 2007, 03:45 PM