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Double it and pass it on $2000.
Is this another breach? They already told me quite a while ago my info was part of the breach. So is this a new one? >

According to the article, this is the 5th customer data breach in 5 years >

Omg and I bet my info has been part of it every time. I have been in so many data breaches its ridiculous. Thank God nothing has happened so far. >

5 more stamps and you get a set of skullcandy earbuds! >

Next time I get a free sundae! >

There needs to be consequences for this shit... "Oops, sorry" is getting tiresome. >

They don't even say that. They say "customer security remains our highest priority". Lol >

That explains 5 breaches in 5 years. >

What is the response when these companies get hacked. "Oh, we're sorry". Don't your customers pay you some nice cash? Use a little of it for some proper IT security FFS. Part of the package when I do business with you is to make sure my personal data doesn't get into the hands of some criminal that wants to fuck me over. Do your frickin' job. >

Nonononono you don’t understand.  The cash is for their megayachts and coke-orgies… not for improving the quality of their service.  Easy mistake to make. >

^It's ^in ^the ^fine ^print >

Want them to take your data seriously?
Data breach fine: $500 per customer data lost. ($18.5B)
Double that to $1000 per customer if the dark web exposes it before they notice.
Use the proceeds to fund a national financial fraud task force to investigate and prosecute anyone trying to exploit the data breach.