The fact that they're using their press release, which lets people know how irresponsible they've been, to try and trick people into waiving their right to join

The fact that they're using their press release, which lets people know how irresponsible they've been, to try and trick people into waiving their right to join a class action lawsuit against them is just the worst[0]. Sure, it may not hold up in court, but it's tricky and slimy and gross. Credit Karma sent me an email this morning with the subject line "Your New Score" and I almost spit coffee all over my workstation. In fact my score only went down a point on Trans-Union, but it still was pretty scary to see in my inbox. [0]: https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/07/equifax-data-breach-help-site-leaves-consumers-with-more-questions-than-answers/?ncid=mobilenavtrend https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/07/equifax-data-breach-help-s...