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New evidence we're being sold out!

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Anonymous
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New evidence we're being sold out!

 
Okay, so we all get the SPAM emails about credit repair, etc., right?  WELL ~ I've been receiving more "debt reduction" emails, such as "Debtco Debt solutions"  that says "Cut your bills in half as seen on MSNBC" than usual over the past couple of weeks, since signing up with Credit Check Total and even more since EQ ScoreWatch. 
 
THEN this afternoon, I receive one that is completely unique and totally new.  I've signed up for score monitoring programs and this new one is from "CreditSecurity.com" &  has a subject line that reads "Your Credit Score May Have Just Changed".  The interesting thing is, I just purchased DHs scores through myFICO last night and this one suddenly showed up today.  It's hard telling who sold my email info but I'm not likin it.
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Anonymous
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Re: New evidence we're being sold out!

I got scorewatch and I got truecredit and never  got any kind of spam email like that.
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Anonymous
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Re: New evidence we're being sold out!

 
Good to know & glad you escaped it!  Smiley Happy


greekjim wrote:
I got scorewatch and I got truecredit and never  got any kind of spam email like that.





Message Edited by WhatzUrPlan on 07-27-2008 02:56 AM
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Anonymous
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Re: New evidence we're being sold out!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!Smiley Sad
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Anonymous
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greekjim wrote:
I got scorewatch and I got truecredit and never  got any kind of spam email like that.


Ditto - had them for about 6-9 months now and no extra spam re: credit/debt.
 
But if anyone wants viagra or a rolex watch, I totally got the hook up!
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GFer
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Re: New evidence we're being sold out!

I've gotten them ever since I signed up for mF.


EQ 817, EX 815, TU 813 (Updated 1/5/18: TU 843

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Anonymous
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Shnapple wrote:
 
 
But if anyone wants viagra or a rolex watch, I totally got the hook up!


Smiley Very Happy
 
 
 
ETA:  Check your computers for spyware and adware.


Message Edited by sidewinder on 07-27-2008 07:09 AM
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haulingthescoreup
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Re: New evidence we're being sold out!

I'd take a good hard look at the Credit Check Total. I never did get any spam after myFICO and TrueCredit, but when I had something-or-other through Experian, I was buried. EX is behind Credit Check Total.
* Credit is a wonderful servant, but a terrible master. * Who's the boss --you or your credit?
FICO's: EQ 781 - TU 793 - EX 779 (from PSECU) - Done credit hunting; having fun with credit gardening. - EQ 590 on 5/14/2007
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Anonymous
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I think SideWinder's mention of spyware is the most likely, More often than not, if you've ever gone to a site that has those stupid "Check your computer security" banners on it, you've more than likely downloaded spyware. Smiley Sad

Spyware will keep an eye on the sites you visit and will "report back" to the creator/manager of the nasty bit of software where you've been and will tailor your e-mails to match.

I'll bet that all of you that have been effected have the auto-fill feature enabled in your browser, don't you? Sometimes, that's all it takes. Smiley Sad

Also, for those of you that are like me, and reBUILDING your credit (rather than just managing it), if you've gone to certain sites to see if there's any credit offers based on your category of credit (poor, bad, good, average, etc), you probably put your addy in. That's what happened to me LONG before I came here.

But I always use a "dummy" email that I can ditch if I need to.
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Anonymous
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I never got spam from MF EQ or TC. There was an option I think on TC that asked me if I wanted to receive emails and I said no. Maybe that was it. I don't remember I could be wrong. It was a while ago.
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