Depending on the browser you use for loans on Capital One web site, it offers you different rates. Someone commented in The Consumerist report about how he got charged different rate when logged into different profiles. Firefox charged him 3.5%, Safari was 2.7% and Google chrome has like 2.3%.
I guess FireFox users get charged the most. It’s interesting to know how technology usage can give you cheaper loan rates simply by using a different Internet browser.
I know, for sure, I am using Google chrome for any kinds of loans I need for future.
That's pretty interesting. I had no idea that your internet browser would make a difference in something like this. I suppose everything is turning into one product over the other. Who knows, maybe Google is becoming the Wal-Mart of the internet. Google is starting to get their hand in everything that is electronic now a days. Within the next ten year, I would not be surprised if Google began to offer just about everything slightly cheaper or slightly more efficient in everything dealing with computers much like Wal-Mart does with common consumer products.
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