Contact Information stolen

earthstorm

hollydays wrote: »

Think you're getting a bit worked up

No, just explaining what information the employees could have taken and what they could do with the info.

hollydays

Not about identity theft-about a bunch of gym bunnys turning master criminals.

hollydays

hollydays wrote: »

Not about identity theft-about a bunch of gym bunnys turning master criminals.

Read the above

earthstorm

hollydays wrote: »

Read the above

so how do you know that the employees just go the job to gain access to personal details so they could sell them on.

even setting up their own businesses, so they look legit, this happens

They have stolen personal data from a Data Controller, so should be reported under the DPA

hollydays

Yes they should be reported

hollydays

earthstorm wrote: »

so how do you know that the employees just go the job to gain access to personal details so they could sell them on.

even setting up their own businesses, so they look legit, this happens

This is obviously the case here.........:D

earthstorm

hollydays wrote: »

earthstorm wrote: »

so how do you know that the employees just go the job to gain access to personal details so they could sell them on.

even setting up their own businesses, so they look legit, this happens

This is obviously the case here.........:D

i think most of it will be right, just hope the 'sell them on' part is not right as who knows who they would be selling too.

but the original company should also be reported for not making sure the Data was secure

hollydays

earthstorm wrote: »

i think most of it will be right, just hope the 'sell them on' part is not right as who knows who they would be selling too

The m afia?

wealdroam

hollydays wrote: »

Yes they should be reported

So does that mean everything beyond post #3 was a waste of effort then?

hollydays

;)No effort is ever wasted