top | item 6583127 (no title) tonyfelice | 12 years ago Sort of insinuates that ID theft is not meant to be a core focus of Experian. discuss order hn newest carbocation|12 years ago > Sort of insinuates that ID theft is not meant to be a core focus of Experian.The post is saying that a service that aids scammers purchased data from Experian.Seeing the title, I initially thought it meant that Experian sold data to an ID Theft-prevention service, which would be less bad. greenyoda|12 years ago I read it the same way, but that would have been pretty bad in and of itself. Why should an ID theft prevention service have data on me unless I have a business relationship with them? load replies (2)
carbocation|12 years ago > Sort of insinuates that ID theft is not meant to be a core focus of Experian.The post is saying that a service that aids scammers purchased data from Experian.Seeing the title, I initially thought it meant that Experian sold data to an ID Theft-prevention service, which would be less bad. greenyoda|12 years ago I read it the same way, but that would have been pretty bad in and of itself. Why should an ID theft prevention service have data on me unless I have a business relationship with them? load replies (2)
greenyoda|12 years ago I read it the same way, but that would have been pretty bad in and of itself. Why should an ID theft prevention service have data on me unless I have a business relationship with them? load replies (2)
carbocation|12 years ago
The post is saying that a service that aids scammers purchased data from Experian.
Seeing the title, I initially thought it meant that Experian sold data to an ID Theft-prevention service, which would be less bad.
greenyoda|12 years ago