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I have the same service for free (don't recall why). One pet peeve I've had is that my email address for a third party account was "leaked" (hotel chain I belie
by Frost1x 7y ago
I have the same service for free (don't recall why). One pet peeve I've had is that my email address for a third party account was "leaked" (hotel chain I believe) and IDNotify doesn't list enough detail (e.g., listed password) when they get a hit to let me know if somehow my actual account was compromised, so I have to scramble to the provider and verify all account accesses were legitimate.
I presume these listings get recycled multiple times and resold to inflate the value of something not so valuable wherever IDNotify is finding these listings, so since people operating in those circles want to make their information look more valuable, IDNotify falls for it. Then, I'm left guessing if my account was actually compromised and basically just cycling my password regularly, making that aspect of their service virtually useless.