Equifax, the giant credit reporting firm, allowed access, because of a data breach, to more than 147 million people's information. Now they're trying to ease the pain by offering cash settlements, or paying for credit reporting.
The only glitch: You need to apply for this on their settlement website.
Cash settlements may be as much as $125 -- or less, depending on how many people apply for it. (How do you know if you were affected? You don't -- unless you know that your identity was stolen already. Just apply.)
Why not put in your claim? It takes just a minute -- and who knows. Payout probably won't be until January 2020, though.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Crockpot Is My Friend - Redux
Another goodie from the Brickworks files: Stephanie over at "A Year of Slow Cooking" has made it her goal to use the crockpot e...
-
Some Gentle Readers have been asking me about our move to Fort Garland , from the Sedalia ranch we've been living at in the fifth whee...
-
I am pleased and relieved to say we think we've finally found 'our' house. It took 8 trips, and 5 houses seriously considered. B...
-
Grandma Cumings was famous in our part of Michigan for her wonderful cooking. Casseroles, bread, fried chicken, baked beans and pie all flow...
No comments:
Post a Comment