Most of the sites that offer consumer or cheap credit products don’t offer much information on how they work, but MavenAutoFinance.com goes one step further: when you are filling in your information online, you have not the faintest idea who will be looking at that data, whether it is a group of finance companies or just one, or maybe some other party who will get to find out about your credit history, which explains precisely why this site has the traffic data it has. On the large picture, one can deduct that what the company does is to contact prospective clients with institutions that will lend money to people with a bad credit history, and even declared bankruptcy. You have to fill in a short form with some basic data: name, address, income, social security number, bankruptcy history, etc. Unlike similar sites, you don’t need to indicate how much you’d be borrowing, which makes the whole thing seem more and more strange, as one in inclined to think that financial institutions need to know that in order to pre approve people to get a loan. By submitting your information, the small print reads, you allow the financial institutions that might be lending money to you to perform a credit check.