100% they should be required to pay every person a restitution and penalties for the lies of keeping their financial credit & identity theft safe !!! No exception what so ever!! Bet you 1 trillion percent it'll never happen !!!
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Roca Elliott
Yea I want In-and-Out not just credit monitoring
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Balaram Dass
Short til it's a penny stock
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Thomas Burton
So basically if you don't have any credit history you'll be fine. Otherwise the rest of us are screwed.
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Joran Bailey
Thomas Burton
Not exactly true. My info was run through Equifax for my security clearance.
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Kemoine Amey
I just started cleaning up my credit and I have a monitoring service with them should cancel it ? And second since their stock is cheap and I'm new to investing should I purchase and hold ?
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Elizabeth Gils Carbo
Kemoine Amey
Since they are now offering credit monitoring for free for a year, I would cancel. Or move to another service like myidcare.com that is not powered by Equifax and offers you critical insurance and recovery services in addition to credit monitoring.
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Kemoine Amey
Kemoine Amey
Elizabeth Gils Carbo what about investing in Equifax?
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Bonita Chavez
I already emailed the attorneys who filed the class action suit. I've been a victim of identity theft several times and I've had enough it's impossible to clear!
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Russ Newell
Equifax should be sued out of business. Equifax:
1. did not keep their open software updated as is basic IT.
2. did not encrypt the data in their DBMS, which if generally a setting in Oracle.
This is not a simple mistake. This is major negligence. This is a planned disaster.
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Linda Kaim
I would be happy if they would be forced to pay for the security of those 143 million pieces of "data" they allowed to be compromised.
FOREVER.
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Misagh Jebeli
And the stock going down by 50% -65% soon. Might be a good time to buy if you are a position player with high risk tolerance