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Default Re: T-Mobile UK Employees Sold Customer Data

i found this article to be yet another sign of people today doing anything for the extra dollar honest or dishonest. i had a sprint employee sell my information to other retailers that included my name, address, contract status, and anything else in my records (thank god didnt pay with plastic at the time) this ticked me off and since i saw no reprocussions from this in the months following i thought i was free and in the clear.... shortly after that i started having fraud on my accounts.... hows this now and why would they wait so long to do it and not just do it right than and there when they got my information... the reason behind that is simple, they paid good and outrageous amounts of money for the information and they need a way to make that back so they go again and sell the information to someone else that wants it and than that keeps going and going continuously... so even if at first the leaked information is in safe hands it can get out through others and make that persons life a living hell.... so t-mobile users in the uk call and see if this happened to your information because if it did they should have to tell you so since it does deal with your account as well as could possibly lead to identity theft as well as other fraud.
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