Well...that is a good question. At the very least it appears the reasons someone might select one email service over another are correlated with other characteristics that affect credit scores.
For example. Maybe it is entirely related to education. More education means lower credit defaults and higher credit scores. Maybe its also true that gmail, which originally started through invites, propagating from the tech community (ie highly educated), has a higher average education than yahoo for example.
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And this tells me what......?
Well...that is a good question. At the very least it appears the reasons someone might select one email service over another are correlated with other characteristics that affect credit scores.
For example. Maybe it is entirely related to education. More education means lower credit defaults and higher credit scores. Maybe its also true that gmail, which originally started through invites, propagating from the tech community (ie highly educated), has a higher average education than yahoo for example.
Other than that not much.
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