The insurance company makes the assumption that a larger number of negative reports equates to a higher level of risk and therefore charges a higher premium for insurance coverage. (reviews.com)
Each of them can file negative reports on you with credit bureaus if you fail to make timely payments on your accounts. (debt.org)
They will provide negative reports about the other parent to the current parent and may indeed believe them to be true at the time. (divorcesource.com)