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If you got screwed over in the Equifax Hack, they owe you money (link)

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And, if you were, well, they owe you some credit monitoring, or $125:

https://eligibility.equifaxbreachsettlement.com/en/eligibility

Solid concur with everyone who's immediate thought is "put my personally identifying information into a random website on the internet just because it has the right name? Nopety nope nope.


So I went and looked at some news sites (example: Equifax Breach: Are You Eligible For A $20,000 Payout?) and they all led to the same place......


and then when I put in, they wanted to mail me a check, vice asking for credit card or account information....


...so I'm assuming it's legit.
 
Yeah, I heard about that on a news story on NPR and thought "well, there's a great way to get my identity stolen." I am, of course, very annoyed that some company that knows my financial history isn't savvy enough to not get hacked, however.
 
Have I mentioned that I'm a Nigerian prince?
 
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