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Great. As if telecoms can be trusted with customers' id. AT&T left my name, address, social security etc in an improperly secured database for others to have, a
by toast0 5mo ago
Great. As if telecoms can be trusted with customers' id. AT&T left my name, address, social security etc in an improperly secured database for others to have, and they tried to open accounts with it; they had retained the information after I closed my account, and they denied the information was coming from them for years before they finally admitted it and gave us all a quarter to call someone who cares and a year of credit monitoring.
- downrightmike 5mo agoAnd your pin is 1234
- garciasn 5mo agoSame as their, Samsonite I was way off, luggage.
- ToucanLoucan 5mo agoI have heard very little about AT&T's actual telecom services, but my god have I heard about their billing department. I daresay the only departments in more of a shambles than their billing one is... well. A lot of Microsoft lately.
- flerchin 5mo agoTelecom billing is seemingly designed to stochastically fail in favor of the telecom. This is not a shambles, but excellent system performance, from their perspective.
- SilverElfin 5mo agoT-Mobile also has had numerous breaches. And Verizon sells your location data as I recall.
- classified 5mo agoThe incentives to become a career criminal get bigger every day.