Talk Talk Cyber Attack.

Head_The_Ball

bod1467 wrote: »

Exactly. Tell them they need to contact the HR department not you.

Well spotted.

pennypincher2013

AOL and Talk Talk are one of the same aren't they? I'm asking because my sister is with AOL. She says she's changed her password just in case.

pennypincher2013

bsod wrote: »

what does it matter, if you can't access your account, neither can they ... or can they ,

ROTFL!!!!! :rotfl:

pennypincher2013

enfield_freddy wrote: »

Russian-based islamic jihadis now know my birthday. I hope they send a card ?

ROTFL!!!!!!!! :rotfl:

enfield_freddy

just admitted on ch4 news , that they have "bought" 4 million subscription's to "noodle" , this is the free CRA access one

one snapshot per month




talk talk , don,t even report to callcredit


conology rules

fermi

https://help2.talktalk.co.uk/noddlealerts

Noddle alerts worth £20

In addition, we are offering twelve months of Noddle alerts for free. With Noddle alerts, you can:

• Get an email every time there's a significant change to your Callcredit credit report (like new credit accounts being opened)
• Get a monthly email to reassure you if there have been no changes to your Callcredit credit report

enfield_freddy

umm ,it a free service!!!!


not a 30 day thing they are saying


https://www.noddle.co.uk/?showSocialMediaLightbox=True




hell , talk talk don,t even report to callcredit ,


connology ,


look after yourself , we don't give a toss , Ps: have a freeby , on us

fermi

enfield_freddy wrote: »

umm ,it a free service!!!!

The 'alerts' service is not free, normally.

enfield_freddy

gee bloody wiz , 2 of the companies offer a free service , how about giving access to the other one?


I am not bothered about an email saying "everythings fine" , hell even talk talk are lowering there standards , not
even offering credit checking by the company they consider the best, AND USE




so why con us with a second rate CRA?

fermi

That I can agree with. Should have been Experian or at a push Equifax if TalkTalk was genuinely serious about people being able to monitor things.

This is an inadequate token gesture done on the cheap.