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Bummer. I was looking forward to stacking on some more “free” credit monitoring.
by vuln 4y ago
Bummer. I was looking forward to stacking on some more “free” credit monitoring.
- SteveNuts 4y agoAt this rate I'm going to be covered for the rest of my life.
- bushbaba 4y agoMaybe I should get into the credit monitoring business. Seems like the average person will end up with many lifetimes worth of 'free' monitoring from settlments.
- godzillabrennus 4y agoI wouldn't be shocked if those services are compromised. There is no reason for things to change if the liability is not on the company that loses the data. However, the IRS assigns $0 to data. So long as that's the case there will be no liability.
- codazoda 4y agoI’m going to guess that “free” is quoted because of an experience similar to my own. I signed up for free credit reporting after a breach years ago. Months later they started to deduct around $12 a month from my account. It was free with a monthly subscription following. If that’s still a thing the credit bureaus are making serious money from these leaks.