You waive your rights to sue TrustedID, not Equifax. Edit: And yes, it's a subsidiary, but you absolutely retain the right to sue the parent company for an eve

You waive your rights to sue TrustedID, not Equifax. Edit: And yes, it's a subsidiary, but you absolutely retain the right to sue the parent company for an event that occurred before you agreed to these ToSes requiring arbitration for disputes with the subsidiary. You just now can't sue TrustedID if they fuck up their credit monitoring. EDIT 2: Here are the actual terms, not a selective screengrab of a scary-looking bit from Twitter: https://trustedidpremier.com/static/terms https://trustedidpremier.com/static/terms