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Like many, May 2020 I received notification from EasyJet of a cyber security incident and that my details were accessed.
The email advised "information including where you were travelling from and to, your departure date, booking reference number, the booking date and the value of the booking were accessed", and an assurance that passport and credit card details were not accessed.
I'm not aware of any personal consequences so forgotten about it. s
t happens/ c'est la vie.
Should I join the money-grabbing ne'er-do-well shysters who are making a claim?
It'll cost me nothing bar filling in a form or two and may net me a few hundred quid, whilst said shyster will take their wedge, probably ~30%.
The email advised "information including where you were travelling from and to, your departure date, booking reference number, the booking date and the value of the booking were accessed", and an assurance that passport and credit card details were not accessed.
I'm not aware of any personal consequences so forgotten about it. s
t happens/ c'est la vie.Should I join the money-grabbing ne'er-do-well shysters who are making a claim?
It'll cost me nothing bar filling in a form or two and may net me a few hundred quid, whilst said shyster will take their wedge, probably ~30%.
LordGrover said:
Like many, May 2020 I received notification from EasyJet of a cyber security incident and that my details were accessed.
The email advised "information including where you were travelling from and to, your departure date, booking reference number, the booking date and the value of the booking were accessed", and an assurance that passport and credit card details were not accessed.
I'm not aware of any personal consequences so forgotten about it. st happens/ c'est la vie.
Should I join the money-grabbing ne'er-do-well shysters who are making a claim?
It'll cost me nothing bar filling in a form or two and may net me a few hundred quid, whilst said shyster will take their wedge, probably ~30%.
Only if you are a money-grabbing ne'er-do-well shyster and feel you have been violated by EJ or suffered any financial losses that deserve compensation to put you back to the position you were in before the hacking The email advised "information including where you were travelling from and to, your departure date, booking reference number, the booking date and the value of the booking were accessed", and an assurance that passport and credit card details were not accessed.
I'm not aware of any personal consequences so forgotten about it. s
t happens/ c'est la vie.Should I join the money-grabbing ne'er-do-well shysters who are making a claim?
It'll cost me nothing bar filling in a form or two and may net me a few hundred quid, whilst said shyster will take their wedge, probably ~30%.
If not I would be reluctant to employ the services of those money-grabbing ne'er-do-well compensation claiming shysters riding on the back of the less fortunate in order to line their own pockets
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