"@wrjohnston91283: Right the score may not factor in but anytime and anywhere he applies for credit it's going to show and most companies are going to hold that against him, even though it's an error on the credit bureaus end."
"@cordeliapotter: You can go to their websites to obtain their addresses, send them a certified letter stating it needs to be removed from your credit report."
"@Snakeophelia: Possibly because mostly older women shop there and maybe the thieves thought they don't check their bank accounts as frequently or as in much detail as they should...?"
"@JGKojak: and more than likely it is, but at midnight the cost of sending a team of on-call technicians to go investigate and fix a problem that could potentially take a few hours to resolve is expensive."
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