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Maybe they didn't expect most people to follow up on this?
by 1f60c 7y ago
Maybe they didn't expect most people to follow up on this?
- VeninVidiaVicii 7y agoThat's obviously the case, which just proves that neither party intended to actually reimburse consumers for our breached data, and the effort to mitigate identity theft.
- aeternus 7y agoOnline is just too easy for people to follow up. Most class-actions require mailing in a form so probably have much lower participation rates.
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- dzmien 7y agoThe amount of money they set aside only allows for 248,000 people to claim the $125 compensation. That is roughly 0.2% of the total 147 million. Seems a bit off to me, but then again I am not familiar with these kinds of things.
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- mikeash 7y agoWhat’s more likely: that they didn’t realize that more than 0.1% of the 150 million people affected might sign up for this, or that they don’t give a shit? This all sounds terrible but there are going to be zero consequences.