More on ChoicePoint Fraud Scheme
From CNN.com
"ChoicePoint Inc., a national provider of identification and credential verification services, says it will send an additional 110,000 statements to people informing them of possible identity theft after a group of well-organized criminals was able to obtain personal information on almost 140,000 consumers through the company."
Apparently they decided to notify everyone whose information was compromised, not just California residents. That's the right move and I'm glad they decided to do the right thing, even though it only came after a lot of negative national public exposure of the scam.
"ChoicePoint Inc., a national provider of identification and credential verification services, says it will send an additional 110,000 statements to people informing them of possible identity theft after a group of well-organized criminals was able to obtain personal information on almost 140,000 consumers through the company."
Apparently they decided to notify everyone whose information was compromised, not just California residents. That's the right move and I'm glad they decided to do the right thing, even though it only came after a lot of negative national public exposure of the scam.
posted by Dave at 12:11 PM
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