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TJX settles with banks over credit card breach20 Dec 2007 15:42 Now it only has to worry about disgruntled puntersWhat the hell?By Ash
Posted Thursday 20th December 2007 16:30 GMT
$40.9m payout for a confirmed loss of 45.7m people's records? There you have it, folks. Your identity is worth roughly 45 pence. Total crap - public not informedBy Stu
Posted Thursday 20th December 2007 18:57 GMT
I think TJ Maxx should be forced into mentioning their incompetence on their TV adverts and other advertising, maybe a little boxout like the tobacco firms had to do, something like 'leave your credit cards at home - bring cash'. But wait a minute, no, we're talking about peoples money, not their health. Its okay then! Its only fair to keep consumers aware of what kind of people they are dealing with and despite El-Reg's coverage, the vast majority of TJ shoppers I would wager didn't even hear about it. I wonder what the results would be if a survey was taken of all TJ shoppers. A-Would they even be aware of the incident at all? B-Would they still shop there? . Good point there Ash. Punters at TJXBy mj
Posted Thursday 20th December 2007 23:56 GMT
I went to a meeting at TJX, they were a bunch of cheap SOBs. Always saying how "comfortable" they were with the risk of not having an IDS in place. THey said "we sell blouses, not nuclear missiles" I would love to have been a fly on their wall when they found out they were severely hacked. The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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