VA to provide free credit monitoring

[007]

A report from the link I posted? If so, that just a report, not a monitoring thing.
However, if we get a report every 4 months we are monitoring.

I did what it said to do in the letter I got from the V.A. to get a report.

I followed the link in pegwins initial post and found out the V.A. will be sending a follow up letter to those who's SSN's had been stolen, with directions on how to get a year of free monitoring. The V.A. is in the process of taking bids for the job.

 

[Mr. P]

I did what it said to do in the letter I got from the V.A. to get a report.

I followed the link in pegwins initial post and found out the V.A. will be sending a follow up letter to those who's SSN's had been stolen, with directions on how to get a year of free monitoring. The V.A. is in the process of taking bids for the job.

Got it. I wonder if they sent a letter to every vet? Wouldn't surprise me.

 

[CrimsonWhite]

I voted no, because I feel the government should give credit reports to everyone. We as taxpayers would of course foot the bill, but it would give the IRS something useful to do. Since a persons credit can affect just about any aspect of a person's life, citizens should be entitled to the info free of charge on a monthly basis.

 

[Mr. P]

Just heard the stolen/missing VA computer has been recovered.
No additional info.

 

[dmp]

I voted no, because I feel the government should give credit reports to everyone.

Everyone already gets free credit reports.

 

[5stringJeff]

Just heard the stolen/missing VA computer has been recovered.
No additional info.

That's awesome news! Is there a link or anything?

 

[Mr. P]

That's awesome news! Is there a link or anything?

Nothing sorry. I heard it on the local raido news..

 

[Mr. P]

That's awesome news! Is there a link or anything?

Here's one....
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2006/06/29/national/w075415D98.DTL