Equifax Says Cyberattack May Have Affected 143 Million Customers

The New York Times ^ | September 7th, 2017 | By TIFFANY HSU

[ozaukeemom]

I was checking for my husband, myself and my son. I tried a few times, getting that info. Then, I tried again for my DH and it came up that he was not one of the breached. I will keep trying for mine and my son’s. I will NOT be signing up for the verify thing. I believe you have to input payment info so that after the “free” year, you will be charged.

[huldah1776]

Loan forgiveness is nice if the banks can afford it. If the banks lose their “numbers” they don’t have any money to loan out?

I wonder about the millenial reign of the Messiah and just wondered how He will establish banking. Old Testament laws?

The following article discusses debt forgiveness. When 3rd world countries were forgiven great debt the money they saved was wasted.

https://theconversation.com/the-debt-jubilee-an-old-testament-solution-to-a-modern-financial-crisis-11816

Some argue it is a reason not to forgive loans. The Old Testament Jubilee was in fact NEVER followed. IMHO if the Jubilee was followed the BANKS would not loan people who couldn’t pay it back or would TEACH people how to be frugal and PROFITABLE. At least that will be during the reign of the Messiah. :)

[BlueLancer]

"Equifax Says Cyberattack May Have Affected 143 Million Customers"

Personally, the most outrageous thing that I find about all of this is that Equifax has the unmitigated gall to call me a "customer". I have never been a "customer" of Equifax: never purchased anything from them, never asked for any service from them, never had any personal contact with any employee of Equifax.