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customerserviceguy

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4. Why would you trust them ever again?

Reply to Jim__ (Original post)

Tue Nov 21, 2017, 09:40 PM

Nov 2017

See my tagline, I tried to get some notice in the media to have creditors consider putting them out of business by never using them again, but not enough people gave a damn.

I have since locked down all three of my credit bureau files, and if I go to seek credit again, I will unlock ONLY Experian and TransUnion, and any creditor who insists that Equifax be unlocked will be shit out of luck with my business. Only by individuals fighting back in their own personal way will we make Equifax pay.

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Equifax data breach. [View all] Jim__ Nov 2017 OP

yes, they want you to sign up for their free mikeysnot Nov 2017 #1

IOW - it's to protect them. Thanks, that's what I wanted to know. Jim__ Nov 2017 #2

Equifax removed the arbitration clause for *that* incident More_Cowbell Nov 2017 #3

That gives me more to think about. Thanks. Jim__ Nov 2017 #5

Why would you trust them ever again? customerserviceguy Nov 2017 #4

I never trusted them to begin with. Jim__ Nov 2017 #6

Don't give them a dime customerserviceguy Nov 2017 #7