We have been affected periodically by various breaches. After each one, the hacked company coughs up "free" credit monitoring. I wonder who will cough that up this time.
We have been affected periodically by various breaches. After each one, the hacked company coughs up "free" credit monitoring. I wonder who will cough that up this time.
Jen, I would never deal with those offering “free” because very often they are third-party contractors or other free agents who will actually be stealing the data that you give while they give you nothing for free.
Isn't that scam that "free" is for a certain period, say 1 year? After that, if you want to continue the service there's a charge? Something like that?
We have been affected periodically by various breaches. After each one, the hacked company coughs up "free" credit monitoring. I wonder who will cough that up this time.
Jen, I would never deal with those offering “free” because very often they are third-party contractors or other free agents who will actually be stealing the data that you give while they give you nothing for free.
Lots of wolves in sheep’s clothing!
Ticketmaster just coughed up an offer to me after their security breach. Seems like there’s one every few months now. Before that it was AT&T…🤦🏼♀️
And blue cross. And a big federal veteran/hr database. Various universities. Even one of the big 3 credit agencies. The list is endless.
Isn't that scam that "free" is for a certain period, say 1 year? After that, if you want to continue the service there's a charge? Something like that?
But when new breaches are announced with yet another "free" credit locking service...
A business model? In yet another numbers game? --
Every day my disgust with the false matrix is renewed and enhanced.