So we are valuing the complete financial history, along with the (unfortunate) universal identifier of a person at about $5? That's way, way too low. Even $10

So we are valuing the complete financial history, along with the (unfortunate) universal identifier of a person at about $5? That's way, way too low. Even $100 / person feels too low but possibly more appropriate. Equifax and the other credit agencies hold incredibly valuable and sensitive data, they should be held to an extreme standard for that privilege.