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Citi notifies 3.9 million customers of lost data
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CitiFinancial, the consumer finance division of Citigroup Inc., said Monday it has begun notifying some 3.9 million U.S. customers that computer tapes containing their personal data had been lost.
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Posted by eddiew on Tuesday, June 07 @ 09:28:04 PDT (8789 reads)
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The Truth about Cell Phones and the National Do Not Call Registry
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If you’ve received an e-mail telling you that your cell phone is about to be assaulted by telemarketing calls as a result of a new cell phone number database, rest assured that this is not the case.
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Posted by eddiew on Tuesday, May 10 @ 09:58:58 PDT (7460 reads)
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CELL PHONE USER BILL OF RIGHTS
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In wake of last week's FCC decision, Schumer bill seeks to keep cell phone users from falling victim to kinds of anti-consumer practices that plagued local phone customers and have allowed a handful of companies to dominate local service
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Posted by eddiew on Tuesday, May 10 @ 09:46:35 PDT (6872 reads)
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Cell phone rumor nets Do Not Call overload
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``This e-mail that's going around that says telemarketers are going to start calling you in the next few weeks is dead wrong,'' said David Robbins, program manager for the FTC's Do Not Call registry.
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Posted by eddiew on Tuesday, May 10 @ 09:42:28 PDT (8173 reads)
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ChoicePoint chief apologizes for slow response to breach
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ChoicePoint Inc.'s chief executive apologized Tuesday for the data broker's slow response to last year's theft of about 145,000 customers' private information.
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Posted by eddiew on Wednesday, March 16 @ 12:15:39 PST (7215 reads)
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Personal information taken in Nevada DMV office break-in
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Officials at the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced March 11, 2005 that personal information on more than 8,900 people was on computers stolen during a break-in. The stolen computer contained names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, photographs, and signatures of residents of southern Nevada who obtained driver’s licenses between November 25 and March 4, according to DMV chief Ginny Lewis. The DMV originally said the information was encrypted, but Digimarc, Nevada’s encryption provider, later said the information was not encrypted. The DMV has ordered all personal information moved from computers to prevent a recurrence, and the department will send certified letters informing those whose information has been compromised.
http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nevada/2005/mar/11/031110432.html
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Posted by eddiew on Monday, March 14 @ 12:14:43 PST (6627 reads)
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Posted by eddiew on Friday, March 11 @ 12:42:50 PST (7056 reads)
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Posted by eddiew on Friday, March 11 @ 12:41:34 PST (7064 reads)
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Posted by eddiew on Wednesday, March 09 @ 18:20:20 PST (7373 reads)
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Stop those ''You have already been approved'' credit card offers.
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Want to STOP those darn "You have already been approved" credit card offers or other mass marketing from coming to you in the mail?
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Posted by eddiew on Wednesday, March 09 @ 18:18:59 PST (2238 reads)
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