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I have my own subdomain, and every time I'm asked I usually put <websitename>@mydomain.com. When Equifax asked for my email address I gave equinox@<my domain>.
by united893 11y ago
I have my own subdomain, and every time I'm asked I usually put <websitename>@mydomain.com.
When Equifax asked for my email address I gave equinox@<my domain>.com
Guess where I started receiving spam shortly thereafter? Yep, their mailing database was hacked. Proof: http://postimg.org/image/j3qwslemb/full http://postimg.org/image/j3qwslemb/full
- dave1619 11y agoWow, and Equifax probably either has no clue they've been hacked or they're hiding it because they don't want to scare people.
- jeffmould 11y agoMost likely they weren't hacked. All of the credit bureaus sell your personal contact information and it is easily bought. As part of that "data package" they also include a rating (not credit score) of your credit so that purchasers may pre-qualify you for offers.