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Originally Posted by minusonebit
Spot on. Its wise to keep notes on that as well.
But I think as affiliates we also should be concerned about the breach of our personal data. No one knows just how much information was lost from the customers side of things, but we do know that NATS stores all of our affiliate data to include bank routing and SSNs/TPIDs and we do know that the perps would have had access to that. Did they get it? Again, no one knows.
TMM is not being cooperative, they are not addressing their customers saying thats on the advice of counsel, but they are giving statements to the media. Most lawyers I know would not give advice to avoid your customers but talk to the media, they'd say take care of your customers but be careful, or they'd say don't talk to anyone at all. So the "on the advice of our counsel" line is simply another way of saying "no comment", and no comment as we all know is used to avoid questions we don't want to answer because an honest answer would make us look bad somehow.
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there is not the slightest shred of evidence to suggest affiliate data was leaked. non.nada.NOTHING but heh don't let that stop you when you are getting 'mad views'
you are just a frustrated little faggot keith
