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Has anyone with a Chase card sent in the form to opt out of their recent changes? Basically the federal courts allowed the card company to make a change so people can't sue them. You can opt out, but you have to print a document, sign it, and snail mail it in by early August.
Channel 7 News was reporting this morning that there are multiple fake sites now
They warned that you should double check the spelling of the website name as the fakes are very similar.
Never enough fraud.
Equifax breach settlement: You're not getting that $125. Here's why.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money...ms/1879942001/
"Those who have already filed a claim will get an email that will allow them to switch from the cash option to the free credit monitoring."Quote:
Originally Posted by halletts
I think the best solution is for some charitable individual who can code to setup a website + mailing apparatus where people can quickly opt-out of the Equifax settlement.
Possibly who works for a large law firm that wants to make a tidy bundle making equifax pay it's agreed settlement. E.g. bankrupting them.
Maybe that'll motivate a few large companies to spend a couple million a year on cybersecurity. *shrugs*
But nah, our issues with data breaches originate in systematic corruption. Anyone else see the corruption case involving Microsoft bribing officials in four separate countries to obtain contracts? Ah, but that never would've happened here in the past. Nope. Our entire country's infrastructure runs on Microsoft because it's simply so reliable, competitive, secure, and the clear winner in any bid contest. [LOL][Coffee]
It's the way things work though, I'm not here to change the world. I just enjoy pointing out how f'ed it is.
ETA: https://fortune.com/2019/07/22/micro...ribery-scheme/
For people's amusement. Welcome to real America. Same ol' shit as any other country, American's are just indoctrinated to think their shit smells like bread.
It was all about lawyers getting theirs...
Nothing for the victims as usual.