A class action filed in Florida against Atlanta-based Equifax Inc. notes an ironic catch-22 that Equifax has since eliminated.
September 22, 2017 at 02:00 PM
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A class action filed in Florida against Atlanta-based Equifax Inc. points to a catch-22 that Equifax has since eliminated.
The company offered “free” credit monitoring and identity theft protection tools to consumers affected by the massive data breach, waiving its monthly $19.95 fee.
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