Amanda Aronchik
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It's not useful.
Yeah. So here's the trick with these things. Yeah. So let's say you were offered credit monitoring from one of the big three credit bureaus. This is where you want to be a little bit careful as you sign up. It is very possible that as you go in, and this is what happened to me, that as you go to sign up, you will be asked to waive your right to legal action.
Yeah. So here's the trick with these things. Yeah. So let's say you were offered credit monitoring from one of the big three credit bureaus. This is where you want to be a little bit careful as you sign up. It is very possible that as you go in, and this is what happened to me, that as you go to sign up, you will be asked to waive your right to legal action.
Yeah. So here's the trick with these things. Yeah. So let's say you were offered credit monitoring from one of the big three credit bureaus. This is where you want to be a little bit careful as you sign up. It is very possible that as you go in, and this is what happened to me, that as you go to sign up, you will be asked to waive your right to legal action.
You will not be able to sue the credit bureaus.
You will not be able to sue the credit bureaus.
You will not be able to sue the credit bureaus.
Yeah, take a look. I mean, always take a look at the fine print, but like the whole internet is based on us not looking on the fine print. But if you can do it, try. Sometimes it's well-written.
Yeah, take a look. I mean, always take a look at the fine print, but like the whole internet is based on us not looking on the fine print. But if you can do it, try. Sometimes it's well-written.
Yeah, take a look. I mean, always take a look at the fine print, but like the whole internet is based on us not looking on the fine print. But if you can do it, try. Sometimes it's well-written.
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Yeah.
You know who doesn't want to hear from you? The U.S. Federal Trade Commission. No, that's not true. You can try. I mean, the way the FTC is handling this is if they get a lot of complaints about something, they will go and act on that. Are they going to call you, Kenny, and be like, hey, Kenny, I'm going to help you out?
You know who doesn't want to hear from you? The U.S. Federal Trade Commission. No, that's not true. You can try. I mean, the way the FTC is handling this is if they get a lot of complaints about something, they will go and act on that. Are they going to call you, Kenny, and be like, hey, Kenny, I'm going to help you out?
You know who doesn't want to hear from you? The U.S. Federal Trade Commission. No, that's not true. You can try. I mean, the way the FTC is handling this is if they get a lot of complaints about something, they will go and act on that. Are they going to call you, Kenny, and be like, hey, Kenny, I'm going to help you out?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We've all talked to the FTC a couple times. They are trying with their limited resources to help people. So you can send a complaint to them if you want.