Chris Espinosa

I think every one of these 47,000 people should sue the IRS for $10 billion for leaking their information, just like someone else did

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/irs-migrant-tax-data-dhs-confidential-records-b2918466.html?test_group=lighteradlayout

IRS ‘mistakenly’ shared confidential migrant info with DHS, report says

The IRS handed over data on up to 47,000 people, according to reports

The Independent
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Show threadGeorg WeissenbacherFeb 12

@Cdespinosa yeah, right. Did anyone ever get their $125 from #equifax ? Even the #FTC advised consumers in the end to not even ask for it.

https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2019/07/ftc-encourages-consumers-opt-free-credit-monitoring-part-equifax-settlement

FTC Encourages Consumers to Opt for Free Credit Monitoring, as part of Equifax Settlement

The Federal Trade Commission is urging consumers affected by Equifax’s 2017 data breach to consider signing up for the free credit monitoring offered as part of the settlement.

Federal Trade Commission
Show threadDr Neenah Estrella-LunaFeb 12
@Cdespinosa We tried since we have about a billion years of credit monitoring from previous info leaks. I was given less than $5 on a digital gift card when I completed the process.