Don't forget to get your $125.
https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/case...ach-settlement
Don't forget to get your $125.
https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/case...ach-settlement
I thought it was a $700M fine.Originally Posted by donkeykilla
Guess the hundred lawyers on the class action are chopping up that remaining $250M.
What a joke.
Got greedy and went for the $250. Just write a short paragraph.
The settlement numbers actually seem pretty high. $125 minimum per person even tho the settlement was $475m? They're only expecting a few million people to do this?
Yeah, all you have to do is submit all your personal info
it's already out there, just like dick pics...
it always comes back to dick pics, san...
#freeOSA
Sadly, I was not breached.
Might try anyway.
I just text out Gavin Griffins....thanks NWPit's already out there, just like dick pics...
it always comes back to dick pics, san...
#freeOSA
Me neither
‘Course, I’m just a lowly trucker and don’t even know how to spell “credit report” without looking it up in Google. So, Equifax’s program to determine whether I’m eligible could be rigged to cheat me out of a month’s supply of beef jerky (and the ability to sue them at a later date).
And the answers we were looking for thanks to the NY Post and a moronic Congress woman.
https://nypost.com/2019/07/27/sorry-...le-125-apiece/
Huh? This article makes zero sense. Why would AOC’s tweet cause a huge number of people to file? It’s been in every paper. Should you also be mad at OP for creating this thread?
Yes, while I am being sarcastic I feel the more important part of that article is HOW the payout amount works ultimately and the option for free credit watch. I do not wish to make these points political. #Trump2020Huh? This article makes zero sense. Why would AOC’s tweet cause a huge number of people to file? It’s been in every paper. Should you also be mad at OP for creating this thread?
I shouldn’t have to point out that the New York Post isn’t a real news organization, but the article is actually 100% false. They claim only $31 million is set aside for cash settlements, but the real number is $380.5 million. They completely misread (or willingly misinterpreted) the fine print.
Equifax is only going to pay out that amount until the requests hit a $31 million cap. After that, the payouts will be lowered and distributed on a proportional basis. The total pool for restitution is $380.5 million
Is that true, I read somewhere while the settlement was bigger as you say that a vast majority went to security blah blah blah lawyers etc.
Bottom line, it aint $125 buckaroos a person anymore and best option is free watch vs the check for likely .25.
Yes it’s true. I read it in an actual new publication:
Is that true, I read somewhere while the settlement was bigger as you say that a vast majority went to security blah blah blah lawyers etc.
Bottom line, it aint $125 buckaroos a person anymore and best option is free watch vs the check for likely .25.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/beta.wa...tputType%3Damp
It may not be the full $125 but it definitely won’t be “25 cents”. Taking credit monitoring is retarded. You can already get that for free.
Yes it’s true. I read it in an actual new publication:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/beta.wa...tputType%3Damp
It may not be the full $125 but it definitely won’t be “25 cents”. Taking credit monitoring is retarded. You can already get that for free.
Free for 10 years? I guess it depends on the package.
Just use credit karma. Ain’t that big a deal, hoss
Free for 10 years? I guess it depends on the package.
I received a check today for $13.99
Thanks for the lunch
It's hilarious that we as a society think everyone can be a dr, a lawyer, an engineer. Some people are just fucking stupid. Why can't we just accept that?
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