Equifax Debocle
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Treblig
Well-Known Member
The words that I'm wanting to write would NOT be unacceptable to most. But those sorry Bastards should ROT IN HELL after they get neutered!!!
Treblig
Treblig
A couple Equifax higher-ups sold stock the day after they found out about the "security breach". Long before they told the rest of us they couldnt be trusted with our personally identifiable data. Nice, huh?
(The woman on the left in the op's picture just got arrested for shooting a homeless guy in Nashville...from here Porsche SUV...)
(The woman on the left in the op's picture just got arrested for shooting a homeless guy in Nashville...from here Porsche SUV...)
Bad deal for who of us?
Credit freeze if you are lucky to get through quick enough!
Credit freeze if you are lucky to get through quick enough!
White collar crime. I bet none of those pos do a single day in jail.
Yeah, those Douchebags are getting fitted for leg-irons, not all white-collar asses get off, and this bunch just F@#*$d half the voting population + a ton of share holders,
many of whom worked for this company.......I don't see a wave of silence when investigators start asking questions....................
As far as the chick shooting a homeless guy,.... what does that mean? There are some dangerous homeless people who attack people, carjack people, & worse, so w/o
details that doesn't mean anything to Me......................
pishta
I know I'm right....
CreditKarma.com offers a free credit protection service and you can freeze your credit for a few bucks each to the 3 credit services. No one will be able to open an account (not even you) unless YOU unfreeze it. This also stops the 3 credit agencies from selling your info to 3rd parties. This was from consumer advocate Clark Howard on the radio yesterday morning.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
Another reason I have premium credit protection service through CreditSecure...and have for years.
I see any transactions on my credit instantly and get alerts if anything changes. Anything even remotely fishy and I get an immediate call.
A few months ago, I was using my credit card to pay for some repairs on my rental home in Memphis. While I was online with the repair company processing the payment, it was denied and within 2 seconds my phone rang with a credit specialist alerting me to the transaction. I gave them my security information and authorized the payment.
Instant real time protection.
Because of that layer of protection, my information at Equifax was also protected so that the security breach couldn't get my information. To access it, they would have needed to go through an extra layer that they couldn't without also hacking my protection company.
We live in the modern World of electronic banking and identity information. Anyone who doesn't recognize that and adequately protect themselves with the readily available tools has only themselves to blame. It isn't something you can opt out of or ignore.
I see any transactions on my credit instantly and get alerts if anything changes. Anything even remotely fishy and I get an immediate call.
A few months ago, I was using my credit card to pay for some repairs on my rental home in Memphis. While I was online with the repair company processing the payment, it was denied and within 2 seconds my phone rang with a credit specialist alerting me to the transaction. I gave them my security information and authorized the payment.
Instant real time protection.
Because of that layer of protection, my information at Equifax was also protected so that the security breach couldn't get my information. To access it, they would have needed to go through an extra layer that they couldn't without also hacking my protection company.
We live in the modern World of electronic banking and identity information. Anyone who doesn't recognize that and adequately protect themselves with the readily available tools has only themselves to blame. It isn't something you can opt out of or ignore.
pishta
I know I'm right....
If your a Frontier customer (Fios, DSL, land line) you can get US based 'Lifelock' for $5 a month ($9.95/mo service with a $5 credit on your phone bill with autopay). If your interested, PM me. It's a credit monitoring service with phone/text alerts for certain actions.
MOPAROFFICIAL
Oogliboogli
It's people with money who will be hit, small transactions then big, as to not draw attention.
They just setup millions of people, tricked them into feeding a whole new market, one that's fairly new...and will be booming.
Phase two, now it's about protection...
How many more pop up companies will arise.. Let's see.
Everything you do is monitored, for info, to sell and advertise to you an attempt to sell to you.
The pop ups, of things you looked at buying last week...or 5 min ago. The way they market, personally sometimes, they've picked the lock and are in your home, your kids school, your bank, your everything...
This isn't an accident, completely , this is a selling strategy from the people who are constantly looking for new ways to get your money by any means.
Those games on your phone, with all the advertisements, how about the dating games that pop up...like the one with gay couples, yeah....thats what I found on my 8 yr old daughters phone game advertisement... 2 dudes climbing into bed...
'Influence as early as possible' is their plan, thry cant get you to vhange your mind...but your impressionable children, now thats a different story. They want to create new future market with products exclusively for that group of people. Markets are stale.... theyve decided they want new markets, new voters to help with the directional change....thats progressive thinking..though its just money they want.
The same ones behind that credit crap are the ones who are doing this. We're all cattle to them, worker ants they leach off of and they are trying to make our future generations into gullible mindless cash cows.
They just setup millions of people, tricked them into feeding a whole new market, one that's fairly new...and will be booming.
Phase two, now it's about protection...
How many more pop up companies will arise.. Let's see.
Everything you do is monitored, for info, to sell and advertise to you an attempt to sell to you.
The pop ups, of things you looked at buying last week...or 5 min ago. The way they market, personally sometimes, they've picked the lock and are in your home, your kids school, your bank, your everything...
This isn't an accident, completely , this is a selling strategy from the people who are constantly looking for new ways to get your money by any means.
Those games on your phone, with all the advertisements, how about the dating games that pop up...like the one with gay couples, yeah....thats what I found on my 8 yr old daughters phone game advertisement... 2 dudes climbing into bed...
'Influence as early as possible' is their plan, thry cant get you to vhange your mind...but your impressionable children, now thats a different story. They want to create new future market with products exclusively for that group of people. Markets are stale.... theyve decided they want new markets, new voters to help with the directional change....thats progressive thinking..though its just money they want.
The same ones behind that credit crap are the ones who are doing this. We're all cattle to them, worker ants they leach off of and they are trying to make our future generations into gullible mindless cash cows.
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Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
If I get hacked, they will have access to my entire 3 dollar net worth.
Treblig
Well-Known Member
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
I didn't tell my wife that I had it!
DustyDuster
Imfamous member
Good thinking, wait I thought you were living in sin
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
details, details... Just a lot shorter than typing 'the woman who lives in my house'!
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