On September 6 we were notified by Countrywide Home Loans that a former employee breached information on many of Countrywide's customers to a third party. My question is WHAT exactly, besides giving us two years free credit monitoring, is Countrywide going to do about this? This can potentially ruin many of Countrywide's customer's lives, and they think that two years of credit monitoring will suffice? The thieves will just be warming up!
Do we, as consumers, after surviving the mortgage crisis, how have to just 'put-up' with this? How would the 'fat-cat' executives at Countrywide like their personal information breached? You spend a lifetime working on your good credit, and good name, only to have it breached, just like that? Where is a company's personal responsibility?
And, why don't we get specific information on who the thief is, & the ongoing investigation. Maybe some of us affected would like to see that these people pay for their crimes. And, what is the District Attorney doing for us? Not just for the state, but for us? Can we get a lawsuit together, so that we can oversee our needs? Certainly, due to this injustice, many of us will pay for this, many years to come. Countrywide, and the District Attorney's office overseeing this case should contact each and every one of us, in writing, expressing our rights... Not just giving us two measley years credit monitoring. As our District Attorney, we DEMAND that you send us information on our rights. Where is your responsibility to us? We should band-together, because who knows who now has YOUR personal information, and WHAT they will do with it. We should be compensated for this breach of trust!!!
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