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As a long time freeze user, it seems literally every time I go to unfreeze the process has changed at one of them and it can't be unlocked with the username +p
by StillBored 3y ago
As a long time freeze user, it seems literally every time I go to unfreeze the process has changed at one of them and it can't be unlocked with the username +password I setup. The last time was because I didn't log in for 3 years, meant that the account was locked without a bunch of additional validation. Sometimes the validation is just knowing the usual historical address/etc info they ask when you initially set it up (which seems insecure itself), or its more involved.
So, give it time, when you least expect it, they will take 60 days to validate something about your account before allowing you to unfreeze it.
- aceazzameen 3y agoThis is my experience as well. Saving a username and password almost feels like it's worthless with these cretins. And then the dark patterns to upsell you on garbage hiding the actual unfreeze/thaw button.
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- flotwig 3y agoTransUnion is broken for me, has been for years. I have to reset my password every single time.
- wolverine876 3y agoComplain to the FTC (or the appropriate regulator). They are now very cognizant of dark patterns.