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7 hours ago, skinny21 said:

Heard that company execs sold 1.8 mil in stocks after the breach... long before it was made public.  

 

If that ain't insider trading... 

 

mother ****ers

Hey, they've gotta save their $$$ to create more jobs. 

 

3 hours ago, Sacks 'n' Stuff said:

Have you tried a warm mineral oil enema?

Hey mister...

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https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/psa-no-matter-equifax-may-010153057.html

 

"Those hoping to find out if their Social Security number and other identifying info was stolen, along with a potential 143 million other American's data won't find answers from Equifax.

In what is an unconscionable move by the credit report company, the checkersite, hosted by Equifax product TrustID, seems to be telling people at random they may have been affected by the data breach."

 

So, this  guy entered random names and last 6 digits of ssns and got the same (nonspecific) 'you may have been affected' message, along with the enrollment offer. 

 

Nice. 

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1 hour ago, grego said:

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/psa-no-matter-equifax-may-010153057.html

 

"Those hoping to find out if their Social Security number and other identifying info was stolen, along with a potential 143 million other American's data won't find answers from Equifax.

In what is an unconscionable move by the credit report company, the checkersite, hosted by Equifax product TrustID, seems to be telling people at random they may have been affected by the data breach."

 

So, this  guy entered random names and last 6 digits of ssns and got the same (nonspecific) 'you may have been affected' message, along with the enrollment offer. 

 

Nice. 

 Brilliant marketing ploy? 

 

 

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  • 6 months later...

Former Equifax executive charged with insider trading for dumping nearly $1 million in stock ahead of data breac

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A former Equifax executive faces insider trading charges for dumping nearly $1 million of company stock just days before the credit reporting company announced a massive data breach last summer.

The U.S. attorney in Atlanta said Jun Ying, 42, was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury on criminal charges. The Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil insider trading charges on Wednesday.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/14/former-equifax-executive-charged-with-insider-trading-ahead-of-data-breach.html

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