Re:Equifax removed the $125 claim payout option after millio...
by chiefalchemist on Wednesday July 31, 2019 @09:28PM
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Take a moment to re-read what I said. Give it some thought. It will make more sense when you step back and think broader, and pay less attention to conventional wisdom
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Re:Equifax removed the $125 claim payout option after millio...
by Anon1096 on Wednesday July 31, 2019 @10:03PM
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Are you saying that you should be able to borrow someone else's money, even when they deem you risky? Credit score is a proxy for a lender to determine your credit worthiness. You don't need one if you don't plan to take on credit.
Re:Equifax removed the $125 claim payout option after millio...
by chiefalchemist on Thursday August 01, 2019 @11:24AM
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I'm saying there is a difference between lending/borrowing money and a perversion of the Surveillance State.
They current "credit tracking" systen has massive over-reach. So much so that if there's a breach/hack thousands if not millions are subjected to those mistakes. __And__ we have no choice but to say "Thank you sir. Can I have another?" We have __zero__ alternatives. Normalized or not, that's unacceptable.
There is a differnce between evaluating my credit worthiness and mitigating your risk, and imposing a monopolistic over-reach program that controls the fate of so many.
Re:Equifax removed the $125 claim payout option after millio...
by g051051 on Thursday August 01, 2019 @01:55PM
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> They current "credit tracking" systen has massive over-reach. So much so that if there's a breach/hack thousands if not millions are subjected to those mistakes.
Why are you singling out "credit tracking" here? There have been other, much worse breaches from companies unrelated to the credit industry. Where's the $125 from Marriot? Or Yahoo!?