There's no mythical black list but it does preclude anyone from checking
your credit report whether you're buying a car, insurance or taking out a
loan to buy groceries.
Jim

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"Jim C" wrote in message
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I've worked in the insurance industry for 33 years and the best thing to
do is get canceled for "non-pay" like stated above, but insurance
companies do NOT talk to each other anymore than Airbus and Boeing do.


Does the "non-payment" information get reported into the CLUE database
that insurers share? Can you get "black-listed" by one insurance company
via the CLUE database?