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Originally Posted by 2000cs
Fair enough; that’s just my first response when I get any concern.
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Definitely good advice and that's usually a go-to for me as well at the first sign of trouble. Apologies if I came across snarky. Was not my intention.
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Originally Posted by 2000cs
Through all of these, which evolved over many years to this point, I have minimized the access points to my credit and identity. Another breach could still happen, but I think I have the risk contained within my tolerance.
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That's the approach I took for years too. It finally got to the point after breaches at Target, TJ Maxx, Experian, etc., etc., that I finally just said "F it, they have my info so now what." I just assume all my shit is out there. Locking that credit down seems to be about the only sure-fire protection one can have. Until these scammers figure out how to impersonate me and lift my credit lock!
