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by charcircuit
1161 days ago
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>why should a company give me some credit based on credit I had with another company that is even out of business? Because the more credit that person had with the other business the more valuable the customer would be to have. >but if one of the two is out of business it isn't a competitor anymore. There are still other competitors who will be fighting over all of the customers looking for a new a company to replace the one that went out of business. |
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Then you don't need to prove prior credit with another company: the competing companies could just offer some free credit to new customers, as companies indeed already commonly do.